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New Renters’ Rights Act Empowers Tenants, Ends No-Fault Evictions

11/1/2025

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The Renters’ Rights Act in England abolishes no-fault evictions.
The act introduces rolling tenancies.
The act requires landlords to provide valid reasons for eviction and to follow due process.
It limits rent increases to once per year, reflecting the government's aim to balance protections with a healthy rental market.
The law enhances tenant rights regarding pets and bans discrimination based on benefits or family status.

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Story summary

The Renters’ Rights Act in England abolishes no-fault evictions.
The act introduces rolling tenancies.
The act requires landlords to provide valid reasons for eviction and to follow due process.
It limits rent increases to once per year, reflecting the government's aim to balance protections with a healthy rental market.
The law enhances tenant rights regarding pets and bans discrimination based on benefits or family status.