Hope Wilson writes for the EG Legal Q&A on qualifying criteria
Hope Wilson, Associate in the real estate disputes team at Charles Russell Speechlys and Toby Watkin QC, Barrister at Landmark Chambers, have written for the EG Legal Q&A on qualifying criteria.
They answer: What do landlords need to prove to satisfy ground (g) of section 30(1) of the 1954 Act for the purposes of a new tenancy?
The Q&A was first published in EG (subscription required).
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