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Home London Ltd v London Borough of Barnet (Re Standards and Licensing) [2025] UKFTT 1430 (GRC) (27 November 2025)
The tribunal held Home London Ltd was a letting agent, treated holding deposits as fees requiring publication, and reduced two ÂŁ5,000 penalties to ÂŁ2,500 each.
Ashmore Estates Ltd v London Borough of Enfield (Re Standards & Licensing) [2025] UKFTT 653 (GRC) (10 June 2025)
The tribunal reduced a letting agent’s financial penalty from £1,500 to £1,000 for a Consumer Rights Act website-fee breach, finding the original amount disproportionate.
Wayne & Silver Estate Agents v London Borough of Camden [2019] UKFTT PR_2019_0022 (GRC) (13 October 2019)
The tribunal refused Wayne and Silver Limited’s appeal against a £3,000 penalty for failing to publish required landlord and tenant fee details on its website.
1st Choice Estates Ltd v London Borough of Lambeth [2019] UKFTT PR_2018_0037 (GRC) (3 September 2019)
The Tribunal upheld findings that a letting agent failed to publish required fee information and client money protection details, but reduced penalties from ÂŁ5,000 to ÂŁ2,500 each.
Northwood (Eastbourne) Ltd v East Sussex County Council [2019] UKFTT PR_2019_0026 (GRC) (3 September 2019)
The tribunal held that a deposit deduction price list was a relevant fee under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, but reduced the ÂŁ5,000 penalty to ÂŁ3,000.
EK Estates Ltd (t/a Keystones Properties) v London Borough of Tower Hamlets [2018] UKFTT PR_2018_0009 (GRC) (31 July 2018)
The tribunal dismissed a letting agent’s appeal against a £1,000 penalty for failing to display VAT-inclusive fees online, confirming the Final Notice.
Station Estates v London Borough of Newham v London Borough of Newham [2018] UKFTT PR_2017_0024 (GRC) (9 January 2018)
The tribunal varied a letting-agent penalty from ÂŁ10,000 to ÂŁ4,000 after finding the council had exceeded the statutory maximum and that later compliance reduced the sanction.
Marcus James (UK) Ltd v London Borough of Newham [2017] UKFTT PR_2017_0012 (GRC) (21 August 2017)
The Tribunal refused a letting agent’s appeal against a £10,000 penalty for failing to display required fees and client money protection information.
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