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A lawyer has told a select committee about her concerns it
will take longer for landlords to evict tenants with reforms to anti-social
behaviour laws. The Home Affairs committee heard evidence from a number of
housing professionals yesterday on changes to the powers available to landlords
to tackle ASB. In May 2012, home
secretary Theresa May unveiled plans to reduce 19 current powers to six and
introduce a community trigger to require action to be taken on persistent
problems. Although housing professionals broadly agreed with the reforms, Jane
Plant, a lawyer specialising in ASB cases, said the mandatory power could mean
it will take longer to evict people.
Read more on Inside Housing.
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