34 Ash Road, Leeds, LS6 3JF
MAN/00DA/HMF/2018/0001 · Leeds · decided 2 Apr 2019 · rent repayment order
old rules| Offence | Unlicensed HMO |
|---|---|
| Landlord | Individual |
| Applicants | 5 tenants |
| Rent | not stated as one figure |
| Period the order relates to | 1 Aug 2017 to 31 Jul 2018 |
| Maximum the tribunal could award | not stated as one figure (or not yet checked); £3,907.21 then deducted for utilities |
| Amount the tribunal ordered | £1,652.33 per applicant on average; £8,261.63 in total for 5 applicants |
| Share of the maximum | 70%, as the tribunal stated it |
| Rules | Old rules (offence before 1 May 2026): maximum 12 months' rent. |
Read from the PDF automatically. Amounts are totals for the decision, across all its applicants; the maximum is left out of the statistics until it has been checked.
From the tribunal's reasons on the amount
Application of facts to the law and our Reasons. … On the basis of the above facts and law we decided that there was no poor conduct on the part of the tenants such that that might have an impact on the amount of the RRO. … We noted that he has recently sought to purchase a new car and runs other cars and he told us that he has a property portfolio of some £2.8 million with outstanding mortgage liabilities of some £2.2 million. Accordingly, by his own reckoning he holds capital of some £600,000. … Based on all of the evidence and the factors identified above, we decided that an appropriate level for the RRO would be set at 70% of the monthly rent less 1/6th of the monthly utility charges per occupant. This produced the following calculations in relation to each applicant: a. … Hind – 11 (months) x (£325 - £54.27) x 70% = £2084.62 d. … I.
An extract from the part of the decision that sets the amount. To keep people's names out, any sentence that might contain one is left out (marked …). The full reasons are in the original decision.
The original
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