Oddly enough, you can't stop tenants keeping rabbits (or chickens) in England and Wales.
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It appears to me from reading a great many posts on this forum you cannot stop tenants doing a lot of things in England & Wales !!!Originally posted by jpkeates View PostComment
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It only takes one member to object to a private members bill to halt its progress. The government will likely object anyway because they are already planning changes to tenancy legislation.Originally posted by jpkeates View Post
10-minute bills have the lowest priority. Even in normal times they usually don't have time to be heard, and I suspect parliament may be busier than usual in the coming months. (From 1970-2010 only 16 such bills actually passed.)Comment
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The legislation s from 1950, and simply specifies the "land", which is both in and out of doors.Originally posted by jpucng62 View Post
It does say they shouldn't be "kept in such a place or in such a manner as to be prejudicial to health or a nuisance..."
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Anyone get the impression JPK is anti-landlord?
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Why would anyone think that?Originally posted by JK0 View PostAnyone get the impression JPK is anti-landlord?
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I'll defend you jpkeates! I think your posts are generally well balanced and accurate whereas some others are very emotion driven and off topic!Originally posted by JK0 View PostAnyone get the impression JPK is anti-landlord?Comment
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