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The end of Section 21 – a quick look at its history
Season 2024, Ep. 8
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A recording of the first post in a series from 2019 when the abolition of section 21 was first announced by the government. In this post, we look at the history of the private rented sector and the effect on it of the no-fault ground for possession under section 21.
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