Oyston v Leeds City Council – Valuation Tribunal for England – 4720M67692/244C  27 July 2011 This is a very interesting case that we represented the landlord at the Valuation Tribunal hearing and the paperwork leading to it (pro bono if I may add!) The main question being – if a tenant vacates a furnished property without giving proper notice, who is liable for council tax? Is it the landlord or the tenant until the tenant gives...

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An aggrieved person may appeal certain decisions of local authorities in relation to council tax. An appeal can be made in relation to decisions on: Valuations Liability Completion Notices Penalties The most common type of appeal for landlords will be in relation to liability. An appeal can be made under liability on: That a dwelling is not exempt That someone is, or is not, a liable person That a disability reduction should not be...

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This entry is part 11 of 11 in the series Granting an Assured Shorthold TenancyIf deposit has been taken, register the deposit with the chosen scheme (see this series). This must be done within 30 days of receipt otherwise you will be liable to hefty penalties. Write to ... Please login or signup to continue reading this...