Minister ends rent notice anxieties

Series: Housing Today ; (221) 14 February 2002, 2(1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Lord Falconer pledges to resolve problems over the controversial rent increase 'first anniversary rule'. In a letter outlining his intentions it was stated he would be happy to take forward an order under the 2001 Regulatory Reform Act regularising future increases for assured tenants after 52 weeks.

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Lord Falconer pledges to resolve problems over the controversial rent increase 'first anniversary rule'. In a letter outlining his intentions it was stated he would be happy to take forward an order under the 2001 Regulatory Reform Act regularising future increases for assured tenants after 52 weeks.

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