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26 Atherton Road, Forest Green, London E7 9AJ

LON/00BB/HMK/2018/0018 · Newham · decided 25 Jul 2018 · rent repayment order

old rules
OffenceUnlicensed HMO
LandlordCompany: Let Sell Property Limited
Applicants1 tenant
Rent£560 per month
Period the order relates to14 Apr 2017 to 5 Dec 2017
Maximum the tribunal could award£4,326.35
Amount the tribunal ordered£2,200 (1 applicant)
Share of the maximum51%, from the two figures above
RulesOld rules (offence before 1 May 2026): maximum 12 months' rent.

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From the tribunal's reasons on the amount

benefit paid as mentioned in subsection (6)(b), or (as the case may be) the periodical payments paid as mentioned in subsection (8)(b), as is specified in the order (see section 74(2) to (8)). (6) If the application is made by the local housing authority, the tribunal must be satisfied as to the following matters- (a) that, at any time within the period of 12 months ending with the date of the notice of intended proceedings required by subsection (7), the appropriate person has committed an offence under section 72(1) in relation to the HMO (whether or not he has been charged or convicted), (b) that housing benefit has been paid (to any person) in respect of periodical payments payable in connection with the occupation of a part or parts of the HMO during any period during which it appears to the tribunal that such an offence was being committed, and (c) that the requirements of subsection (7) have been complied with in relation to the application. …

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