Originally posted by mind the gap
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I would amend what you wrote to read:
if the TA allows for LL access subject to prior notice, then it would be unreasonable of T to refuse unless the requests were unreasonably frequent, or it was highly inconvenient to T and LL was inflexible about re-arranging, or T reasonably felt harassed/threatened by LL, or LL had gained access without notice in the past. In the absence of any these factors, I maintain that a LL would in theory be likely to be granted a court order (to be able to access his property with 24 hours' written notice) in the face of a T's refusal, although as I said, in practice it rarely comes to this.
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