Top 10 of 4,694 law firms for Enforcing Housing Standards, Housing & Property

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Enforcing housing standards in England covers action taken to ensure rental homes meet minimum safety and quality requirements, and to address unsafe or unfit conditions. A solicitor in this area handles enforcement against landlords or agents, deals with local authority notices, and represents clients in proceedings under the Housing Act 2004, the Housing Health and Safety Rating System, and related regulations. They work with environmental health, landlord licensing schemes, and tenant complaints to secure compliant housing conditions. The work often shapes how fast issues are remedied and what penalties may apply if standards are not met.

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Jessica Smout

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We have just completed on our house sale and purchase, our solicitor Jessica worked tirelessly to make sure we completed on time! Communication was fantastic from start to finish, what is a stressful time anyway was made easier by Jessica at Parry Carver Wellington, would highly recommend.

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Jamie Read

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My wife and I are French and we just bought a flat through Personage & Co ; we had the excellent help of Mr Jamie. The documents needed for the transaction had been made efficiently and perfectly. We are very satisfied of the relationship and the result we had. Félix Ségalen

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