rent assessment committee การใช้

• Their functions, except for the power to grant security of tenure, were transferred to rent assessment committees.
• This express obligation thus restored to Rent Officers and Rent Assessment Committees the discretion which the Court of Session had removed.
• The Act set up rent assessment committees, which were given to districts after a consultation with the Minister of Health or his representative.
• The Act also removed the power which local authorities had had ever since the Act of 1943 to refer furnished lettings to a Rent Assessment Committee.
• Objections to the rents determined by Rent Officers by either landlords or tenants were to be passed to a network of rent assessment committees with appellate jurisdiction.
• On the formation of the Residential Property Tribunal Service as a result of the Housing Act 2004 the rent assessment committees became part of that body for administrative purposes.
• The Maximum Fair Rent was to be recalculated if the rent registered by the Rent Officer upon an application made on or after 1 February 1999, was referred to a Rent Assessment Committee.
• Retail Prices Index used by Rent Officers and Rent Assessment committees is the monthly United Kingdom Index of Retail Prices ( for all items ), which is available from the Office for National Statistics or online.
• As it was only the landlord who was likely to lead the substantive evidence, Rent Assessment Committees in Scotland had increasingly to reach their decisions on the basis of the landlord's evidence and nothing else.
• Since 1996, he has been a legal Chairman for the Residential Property Tribunal Service ( Rent Assessment Committees and Leasehold Valuation Tribunals ) and was a consultant solicitor with Osborne Clarke, Solicitors, from 1988-2009.
• There the courts had consistently taken the view that Rent Assessment Committees ( and therefore Rent Officers also ) were entitled to prefer their own knowledge and experience of rent levels in the area to any expert evidence tendered to it.
• The only potential disadvantage of a shorthold is the right of the tenant to refer the rent initially payable to a rent assessment committee, however it can reduce the rent only if it is " significantly higher " than the rents under other comparable assured shortholds.
• As originally enacted, section 24 ( 5 ) of the Scottish Act of 1988 enabled landlords under assured tenancies to avoid Rent Assessment Committees having a role, by providing in the lease itself for a rent increase, either by a specified sum or by a percentage of the rent.
• The "'Act of 1980 "'therefore amended the statutory formula to include a specific requirement that Rent Officers and Rent Assessment Committees should " apply their knowledge and experience of current rents of comparable property in the area " which they could prefer to the evidence led, in determining what rent would be a fair rent for the particular dwelling-house.