" The UK government is to stop private landlords in England from using "no-fault" evictions without sufficient reason. Section 21 notices currently let them expel people after a fixed-term tenancy period concludes. The government wants to give renters better long-term security and protection from unfair landlords, stating that Section 21 misuse was too often leading to family homelessness. A new law will also make it easier for tenants who are evicted by their landlord to get back into the property they were previously living in. Housing groups praised the changes, but the National Landlords Association said they misunderstood landlords’ legitimate tenancy issues.
The UK government is to stop private landlords in England from using "no-fault" evictions without sufficient reason. Section 21 notices currently let them expel people after a fixed-term tenancy period concludes. The government wants to give renters better long-term security and protection from unfair landlords, stating that Section 21 misuse was too often leading to family homelessness. A new law will also make it easier for tenants who are evicted by their landlord to get back into the property they were previously living in. Housing groups praised the changes, but the National Landlords Association said they misunderstood landlords’ legitimate tenancy issues.