Banning Orders

Suppose a landlord or agent is convicted of a “banning order offence”. In that case, a local authority may apply to the First-tier Tribunal for a banning order against the landlord or agent who committed the offence.
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Related Forms

Contest Your Banning Order Financial Penalty

Use this form if you want to appeal a financial penalty following the breach of a banning order.

Appeal Your Inclusion in LHA's Rogue Landlord Database

Use this form to appeal the LHA’s decision to include your name on the Rogue Landlord and Property Agents database