rent tribunal

The right to apply to a rent tribunal to fix a fair rent.

Regional rent tribunals (hyresnämnder), of which there are eight, within district courts.

Rent tribunals were empowered to determine "reasonable rents" for unfurnished private properties.

The system of rent tribunals for furnished and post-1939 unfurnished houses is in our opinion a disgrace to British justice.

The Act set up rent tribunals, which were given to districts after a consultation with the Minister of Health or his representative.

Where the landlord lived replaced the provision of furniture and/or services as the test of Rent Tribunal jurisdiction.

Rent Tribunals were abolished.

If you are renting accommodation, and suspect that the rent is too high, you can apply to a rent tribunal to have it reduced.

As a tribunal of first instance they had the same duty as the former furnished rent tribunals to determine their own jurisdiction to act upon an application.

Regional tenancy tribunals (arrendenämnder), of which there are eight, in the same locations as regional rent tribunals.

The Rent Act of 1974 extended security of tenure to tenants of furnished properties and allowed access to rent tribunals.

The provision of board (but only if it formed a substantial part of the rent) took the letting outside the jurisdiction of the Rent Tribunal.

This Act gave rent tribunals the power to suspend the operation of a notice to quit for a successive periods of up to three months at a time.

The presidents of rent assessment panels in England and Wales were empowered to make appointments to Rent Tribunals in their areas.

They have different roles to Rent Tribunals, which set rents where landlord and tenant live in the same building, and where there is a restricted contract between them.

Immediately before becoming The Tricycle, the building was being used as makeshift temporary offices for Brent Housing Department and the local Rent Tribunal.

Transfers functions originally carried out by Rent Tribunals to Rent Assessment Committees in England and Wales.

Rent tribunals were empowered to fix, upon application, an appropriate increase in the rent for increases in the cost of providing services in pre 1939 Act controlled tenancies.

Rent tribunals were given the power to extend the security of lease given to tenants indefinitely, in three-month periods, and to review lettings made for the first time since September 1939.

He also served on Rent Tribunals under the Rent of Furnished Houses Control (Scotland) Act 1943, determining the fair rent for private tenancies.

Rent Tribunals as such were abolished by the Tenant's Rights Etc.,(Scotland) Act 1980 and their functions were transferred to Rent Assessment Committees.

RACs are part of the Residential Property Tribunal Service (RPTS) and are different from Rent Tribunals, which set rents where landlords live in the same property.

Amends Rent Assessment Committees (England and Wales) (Rent Tribunal) Regulations 1980 to take account of the functions of rent assessment committees in relation to long residential tenancies.

The Furnished Houses (Rent Control) Act 1946 was an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that and set up rent tribunals to control rents in the private sector.

The Furnished Houses (Rent Control) Act 1946 established a separate system of protection-modelled on Scottish legislation that involved rent tribunals setting reasonable rents-for contracts referred to them for furnished lettings.