s.21 & Renters’ Rights Act: Recovering Possession
In this session Chloe Rixon and Rabby Fozlay deliver the next webinar in our series. Brought to you from the expertise of our Property practice.
Remember, remember change is potentially round the corner!
As the Renters’ Rights Bill passes through the Houses of Parliament, there is (un)fortunately no plot to stop it becoming law!
This explosive webinar considers:
- The fireworks s.21 Notices can bring (for as long as they remain)
- The sparks of potential change the Renters’ Rights Act is anticipated to bring
Chloe regularly appears in a variety of possession matters, ranging from s.21 and s.8 to trespass and other more complex Housing Act routes. Chloe always strives to delve into the finer details of every matter to be able to provide grounded and nuanced advice in a range of property disputes, to be able to follow through with desirable results in Court. Chloe continues to develop her practice in all of Chambers’ specialities, but instructions relating to her expertise in residential and commercial property disputes is what continues to pique her interest most. Whether it’s suspending a warrant of eviction or a last-minute adjournment, Chloe’s advocacy is always ready to light up the night.
Rabby regularly appears in standard possession claims under s.8 and s.21; but enjoys the more complex and combustible matters – for example, against Receivers and/or in applications for Orders for Sale/TOLATA claims. Rabby is frequently instructed to “extinguish” evictions by applying to stay/suspend enforcement. With around 10 years’ experience (including before coming to the Bar) of dealing with possession claims for/against social-housing/private; commercial and institutional landlords and tenants – Rabby brings real firepower to every case!
Chloe and Rabby are ready to ignite discussion and spark insight this Bonfire Night.
