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The legal standards covering overcrowding are contained in the Housing Act 1985 and cover all dwellings.
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Learn about the UK government's consultation for HMO council tax valuation and how landlords and agents can help shape property banding practices.
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The court roundup includes fire safety, gas safety, electrical safety, and HMO licence breaches.
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For shared accommodation or converted blocks of flats, see the practical LACORS guidance on fire safety in let property.
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