1 Prohibitions applying to landlords
Tenant Fees Act 2019 (2019 c 4) | Legislation

Prohibitions etc applying to landlords and letting agents

1  Prohibitions applying to landlords

(1)     A landlord must not require a relevant person to make a prohibited payment to the landlord in connection with a tenancy of housing in England.

(2)     A landlord must not require a relevant person to make a prohibited payment to a third party in connection with a tenancy of housing in England.

(3)     A landlord must not require a relevant person to enter into a contract with a third party in connection with a tenancy of housing in England if that contract is—

(a)     a contract for the provision of a service, or

(b)     a contract of insurance.

(4)     Subsection (3) does not apply if the contract is for—

(a)     the provision of a utility to the tenant, or

(b)     the provision of a communication service to the tenant.

(5)

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