Natasha Bellinger recently appeared on behalf of three Government departments in the Administrative Court and successfully resisted a renewed application for permission to bring judicial review proceedings concerning national supported housing policy and wide-ranging housing allocation issues. The claim for [...]
Chambers are delighted to congratulate Natasha Bellinger on her appointment by The Lady Chief Justice as a Deputy District Judge appointed to the Western Circuit. Natasha will also continue to accept instructions in her specialist areas of in housing, property, [...]
Social Landlords can refuse to rehouse a previous tenant where they have evicted them previously – the High Court says When tenants of social landlords engage in anti-social behaviour the final step is often eviction. However, with housing options so [...]
MPs voted in favour of the government's Renters' Reform Bill, Wednesday 24 April 2024, and the indefinite delay to the end of no fault evictions (s.21 notices) remains in place. The government have held off outlawing s21s until a review [...]
Tanya Jones was instructed on behalf of the Appellant in an appeal where it was averred the court had erred in its decision to grant the Respondent possession. The grounds of appeal were firstly that the notice to quit, entitling [...]