The landlord is required to issue Prescribed Information, along with the Scheme Leaflet, to the tenant(s) and any relevant person(s) within 30 days of receiving the deposit. This is the Scheme Leaflet.
The Prescribed Information template can be found further...
In this month’s case of Adjudication Digest, we consider a claim for damage caused by burst pipes during the Christmas period when the tenant was absent from the property.
However well a tenant looks after their property, it will not be in the same condition at the end of the tenancy as it was at its start. Wear and tear to carpets, flooring, and other fixtures, fittings and decorations...
An easy-to-understand matrix to help landlords and agents with the differences between the Tenant Fees Act 2019 in England and the Renting Homes (Fees Etc.) (Wales) Act 2019. This document is printable only in A3.
An easy to understand statement of the "best practice" requirements we would expect TDS members to follow in their dealings with tenancies and deposits.
Our latest Annual Review contains statistics on deposit protection and dispute resolution, providing specific data for both our Insured scheme and Custodial scheme, as well as TDS Northern Ireland and SafeDeposits Scotland. The Annual Review also contains our performance statistics...
In this month’s issue of the Adjudication Digest, we look at a case where a landlord claimed for expenses following the tenants leaving the property a day late.
Our scheme rules are available here.
Prescribed information must be given to the tenant and any relevant persons within 30 days of receipt of the deposit, along with our scheme leaflet, above. You can use our prescribed information template, here.
Key principles in our approach to damage.
