What legal protections are in place for landlords facing a ban or property management by a UK council?
Quick Answer
Landlords facing council bans or property management have legal protections, primarily the right to appeal to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber), challenging the council's decision based on material error, procedural unfairness, or disproportionality.
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Landlords facing UK council bans or property management under Housing Act 2004 have legal rights. Appeals to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) against Prohibition or Management Orders, or Banning Orders, can halt action.
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