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Thunderfeet_1999
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Last Activity: 11-02-2019, 19:22 PM
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Statutory Exemptions as per Schedule 14 of 2004 HA. Law/Legal interpretation.
I have a three bed ex local authority purpose built flat with 5 occupiers. As per government guidelines it's exempt from mandatory licensing. The borough has introduced additional licensing and I want to find out whether the statutory exemption to buildings managed by local authorities applies as my...
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Im not sure why you are suprised by that, but then again I'm not sure of your property history with flats of this nature in this borough. I hazard that it's not much.
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What's your take on the additional license query. Given that scedule 14 of the 2004 shows that buildings managed by local authorities have statutory exemption from HMO license would you be inclined to say that given that my flat is in the local authority managed building that my flat is in fact exe...
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Ouch.
Leaseholder given the above showing the exemption from mandatory HMO as per government guidelines, you sticking firm that you consider it a mandatory HMO?
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https://consultation.hackney.gov.uk/...-proposals.pdf
appendix 4 has the relevant exemptions to the additional licensing scheme.
"The following types of premises are exempt from the HMO definition and Additional Licensing Scheme:
Buildings...
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Well this is an ex local authority building and the building is managed and under the control of Hackney Council.
I understand that Hackney is not Tower Hamlets. I was using the Tower Hamlets example to clarify the purpose built, multi occupation flat, with in a block containing 3plus...
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Thanks for all your input, I know it sounds like I'm repeating myself. But this is directly from tower hamlets website.
"WHAT WILL BE EXCLUDED?
As with all these things, some HMOs which meet the above definition may be excluded from mandatory licensing, in particular:...
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Thank you Leaseholder for coming back to me. My only query is the statutory exemptions. Scedule 14 of the 2004 housing act states that buildings with la managing and controlling are exempt. I guess this would make sense as the council aren't going to want to pay for licenses for all the units that they...
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Ok, so just for clarification I have a wired in alarm system, emergency lighting system, approved fire resistant doors, extinguishers, blankets and everything else in place to meet hmo regulations.
my question is which and if a license is applicable. My understanding is that on purpose...
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Purpose Built Rental property in Hackney. Hackney don't seem to know the answer!!
So I own an ex local authority flat that is managed by an estate agent. The flat is rented to five sharers. The property is purpose built and the building management is Hackney council.
There is no information regarding statutory exemptions on the Hackney site, it was removed. A neighbouring...
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