194A Dawlish Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B29 7AR ((Housing) Act 2004 and Housing and Planning Act 2016 - Rent repayment orders) [2022] UKFTT BIR_00CN_HMK_2022_0003 (22 June 2022)

The Tribunal found that the landlord had committed the relevant offence by operating an unlicensed HMO and that a rent repayment order was appropriate under the statutory criteria.

Citation: [2022] UKFTT BIR_00CN_HMK_2022_0003
Parties: Applicant: Unknown Applicant(s); Respondent: Unknown Respondent(s)
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Judgment Date: 22 June 2022
Procedural Posture: Rent Repayment Order Application / First Tier Tribunal Decision
Outcome: Rent repayment order granted
Legal Topics: Rent Repayment Orders, Licensing of Houses, Housing Act 2004, Housing and Planning Act 2016

Housing Law Rent Repayment Orders Licensing of Houses Housing Act 2004 Housing and Planning Act 2016

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Parties

Unknown Applicant(s)

Applicant

Unknown Respondent(s)

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Rent Repayment Order Application / First Tier Tribunal Decision

Legal Issues

1 Whether the landlord committed an offence under the Housing Act 2004 by controlling or managing an unlicensed house in multiple occupation (HMO)
2 Whether a rent repayment order should be made under the Housing and Planning Act 2016

Ratio Decidendi

The Tribunal found that the landlord had committed the relevant offence by operating an unlicensed HMO and that a rent repayment order was appropriate under the statutory criteria.

Court Disposition

Rent repayment order granted

Orders

The respondent must pay the applicant(s) a specified sum by way of rent repayment order