Archive for April 15th, 2019

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Private Landlords May No Longer Be Able To Evict Tenants

15th April 2019 by Healys

The Government has today opened a consultation process over its proposal to scrap the right of private landlords to evict their tenants using the ‘no-fault’ eviction process, which if passed could in effect create open-ended tenancies and make it far more difficult for landlords to get back possession. Continue reading →

15th April 2019 Healys 0 Comments Property disputes blog posts

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Suspending Employees Pending Investigation – Court Of Appeal Guidance

15th April 2019 by Healys

Suspending an employee pending investigation of alleged misconduct is a serious step that requires careful consideration. The Court of Appeal made that point in the case of a teacher who was accused of subjecting pupils to unacceptable force (The Mayor and Burgesses of the London Borough of Lambeth v Agoreyo). Continue reading →

15th April 2019 Healys 0 Comments Employment law blog posts