US EditionRenters’ Rights Bill begins Lord’s committee stage – Mortgage Strategy
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Renters’ Rights Bill begins Lord’s committee stage – Mortgage Strategy
The Renters’ Rights Bill begins its first day at the committee stage in the House of Lords, which will see peers scrutinise the wide-ranging legislation and debate amendments. Its measures include banning Section 21 no-fault evictions, limiting rent increases to once a year, moves to end bidding wars, and scrapping fixed-term tenancies. The Bill was first introduced in the Commons in September by Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, and in the L…
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