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Housing law [2012] JRC 145B

AG -v- Woodleigh House Ltd and Derek Donald Egre

AG -v- Woodleigh House Ltd and Derek Donald Egre [2012] JRC 145B (31 July 2012)

Sentencing for unlawful occupation of housing units in Jersey: the company and its beneficial owner were fined after knowingly breaching housing consent and misleading authorities.

  • Breach of housing consent
  • Letting to unqualified persons
  • False statements to authorities
  • Sentencing principles
  • Housing-law
  • Criminal-sentencing
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Housing law [2010] JRC 098

AG -v- Venton

AG -v- Venton [2010] JRC 098 (28 May 2010)

Sentencing for a deliberate breach of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949, where the defendant allowed occupation by non-qualified persons and was fined with costs ordered.

  • Breach of housing consent
  • Residential qualifications
  • Mitigation
  • Sentencing
  • Housing-law
  • Breach-of-consent
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Housing law [2008] JRC 055

AG -v- Wallbridge-Smith

AG -v- Wallbridge-Smith [2008] JRC 055 (04 April 2008)

Sentencing judgment for operating an illegal lodging house in breach of Jersey housing consent. The court imposed consecutive fines totalling ÂŁ7,500 and costs.

  • Illegal lodging house
  • Breach of housing consent
  • Sentencing
  • Housing-law
  • Criminal-sentencing
  • Illegal-lodging-house
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Housing law [2007] JRC 192

AG v Bracken-Smith

AG v Bracken-Smith [2007] JRC 192 (05 October 2007)

Sentencing for breaches of the Housing (Jersey) Law 1949 after property was let to unqualified persons. The court imposed a total fine of ÂŁ25,000 and costs.

  • Breach of housing consent
  • Letting to unqualified persons
  • Sentencing for regulatory offences
  • Housing-law
  • Sentencing
  • Regulatory-offences
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