Caridon Property Ltd v Monty Shooltz. Central London County Court, 2nd February 2018
The landlord served a section 21 notice on the tenant but it was argued that as the gas safety certificate was not provided to the tenant before the tenant took up occupation of the property the section 21 notice was invalid. The landlord had not served the certificate prior to occupation but argued that he had provided the tenant with a copy of the gas safety certificate 11 months after the start of the tenancy. DJ Bloom found that the landlord had breached Regulation 36(3) of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 which made the s21 notice invalid. The landlord appealed andSubscription Required
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