Will the Conservatives deliver on their manifesto promise to ban ‘no-fault’ evictions?
Four years after Boris Johnson vowed to strengthen renters’ rights, the bill will finally see its second reading in parliament on Monday
The Conservative Party’s 2019 manifesto promised a “better deal for renters” built around ending so-called “no-fault” evictions.
As well as scrapping no-fault evictions, the Renters Reform Bill will give tenants the right to request to keep a pet in their property, and will require landlords to sign up to a national registry.
Four years after Boris Johnson promised to strengthen renters’ rights, the bill will finally see its second reading in parliament on Monday.
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