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The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 (DDA 2005)

The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 (DDA 2005) changes the way that landlords and their agents will be required to react to disabled tenants. While much of these changes do little to alter the fundamental requirement for the landlord to respond positively to “reasonable” requests they do shift the burden somewhat in both evidence and monetary terms. For full article Click Here.

Pain Smith Solicitors * Legal Update

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* PainSmith Solicitors are a niche practice specialising in Landlord and Tenant Law. Based in Medstead in Hampshire, they are ideally situated to provide an efficient service to clients nationwide as well as those based in Central London and the Home Counties.

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