A landlord in Haringey was fined £10,000 for failing to license a privately rented property. Following reports that the property was used as a House in Multiple Occupation, inspections revealed it was occupied but in disrepair. The landlord ignored multiple warnings and was found in breach of the licensing regulations. The Council's investigation also uncovered issues with council tax exemptions. Despite a late license application, the fine was imposed due to the landlord's continued non-compliance and harassment of a tenant with mental health needs.
Haringey Council issued a £10,000 fine to a rogue landlord for failing to license a privately rented property after multiple warnings and evidence of disrepair.
An investigation confirmed the landlord breached licensing regulations, with claims of harassment towards a tenant and questionable council tax exemptions.
Councillor Sarah Williams emphasized that landlords are legally required to meet obligations and stated that Haringey Council will pursue action against unsafe, unlicensed homes.
The property, initially reported as potentially being used as a House in Multiple Occupation, was found to be in poor condition and rented unlawfully.
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