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London considering bylaw changes to crack down on renovictions - Vimarsana News

London considering bylaw changes to crack down on renovictions

City of London staff will come up with recommendations for council by the end of September that could give the municipal government more options to limit or prevent renovictions. It's an idea that has also received support from the province.

Source: cbc.ca
Australian High Court decision sheds light on shocking housing conditions in Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

Australian High Court decision sheds light on shocking housing conditions in Northern Territory

For years on end, under one government after another, the NT housing department refused to rectify critical faults such as the lack of a back door, no air-conditioning, water leaks, broken toilets and insect infestation.

Source: wsws.org
Top tips on avoiding dilapidations disputes for tenants - Vimarsana News

Top tips on avoiding dilapidations disputes for tenants

Disputes about dilapidations are on the rise as a growing number of tenancies come to an end. Farmers Weekly asked Adriana Vaux, rural surveyor for the

Source: fwi.co.uk
Web Summit wants to overturn order to pay owner of damaged property €20,000 - Vimarsana News

Web Summit wants to overturn order to pay owner of damaged property €20,000

The High Court has been urged to overturn a finding that Web Summit should pay €20,000 to a landlord for damage caused to a house in Dublin that the company rents for its staff.

Web Summit challenges €20,000 payout over flooding of rented house for staff - Vimarsana News

Web Summit challenges €20,000 payout over flooding of rented house for staff

Web Summit claimed the flooding was caused by structural defects in the property