Tenant Loses "No Pets" Tribunal Case

A recent Tenancy Tribunal case highlights the importance of honesty when applying for a rental property. A tenant who kept a dog in a “no pets” flat was unsuccessful in arguing that it was a companion animal.

The Tribunal ruled that the “no pets” clause was enforceable and the tenant’s lease could be terminated. This case sets a precedent for landlords and tenants alike, emphasizing the need for transparency and compliance with tenancy agreements.

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Tenant Loses “No Pets” Tribunal Case