Camden Rent Repayment Orders - Tenants' Guide
This guide provides tenants in the private rented sector with information on how to reclaim rent through Rent Repayment Orders (RROs). It includes details on eligibility, the application process, and support available from Camden Council. Tenants can reclaim up to 12 months' rent if their landlord has committed an offence.
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To complete this form, you'll need to gather specific details and documentation about your tenancy and your landlord. Make sure you have proof of rent payments and any relevant correspondence. Follow the steps below to ensure all required information is included.
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Gather proof of rent payments.
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Identify the relevant offence committed by your landlord.
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Provide details of your tenancy and landlord.
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Submit supporting evidence and documentation.
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Follow the submission instructions provided.
Who needs the Camden Rent Repayment Orders - Tenants' Guide?
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Tenants in the private rented sector who believe their landlord has committed an offence and want to reclaim rent.
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Former tenants seeking to recover up to 12 months' rent from a landlord who was committing an offence at the time.
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Tenants who have been illegally evicted or harassed by their landlord and seek compensation.
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Tenants living in unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) looking to reclaim rent.
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Tenants needing assistance from organizations such as Shelter, a Law Centre, or Camden Council’s private sector housing team.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Submit the completed form to the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) with all supporting documents. For assistance, contact Camden Council's private sector housing team at 0207 974 4444. Ensure you have proof of rent payments and relevant correspondence. Alternatively, you can reach out to organizations like Shelter or a Law Centre for support. Remember to keep a copy of your application for your records.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Key dates for the form are within 12 months of the landlord's offence for the Housing and Planning Act 2016 applications. For the Housing Act 2004, apply as soon as possible after the conviction.
What is the purpose of this form?
This guide's purpose is to help tenants in the private rented sector reclaim rent paid to landlords committing specific offences. It outlines the eligibility criteria, application process, and necessary documentation. Additionally, it provides information on support available for tenants from various organizations.
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- 1. Tenant Information: Includes personal details such as name, address, and contact information.
- 2. Landlord Information: Requires the landlord's name, contact details, and property address.
- 3. Offence Details: Description of the offence committed by the landlord, including dates and type of offence.
- 4. Rent Payments: Proof of rent payments, such as receipts, bank statements, or cheque stubs.
- 5. Supporting Documents: Any additional evidence, such as witness statements or correspondence with the landlord.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form may result in missing the opportunity to reclaim rent. Legal actions against the landlord may also be delayed or not pursued.
- Missed Rent Reclaim Opportunity: You may lose the chance to recover rent paid during the period of the offence.
- Delayed Legal Action: Legal proceedings against the landlord may be postponed or not initiated.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Unlicensed HMO: If your landlord has rented a House in Multiple Occupation without a license.
- 2. Illegal Eviction: If you have been illegally evicted or harassed by your landlord.
- 3. Enforcement Action Non-compliance: If your landlord failed to comply with enforcement actions such as improvement or prohibition notices.
- 4. Violent Entry: If your landlord used violence to secure entry to the property.
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What do I need to apply for an RRO?
Gather proof of rent payments and any relevant correspondence with your landlord and submit the required information and documentation.
Who is eligible to apply for an RRO?
Private tenants whose landlords have committed offences can apply. This includes tenants in unlicensed HMOs, those illegally evicted, or harassed.
What is the maximum amount of rent I can reclaim?
Tenants can reclaim up to 12 months' rent ending on the date of the application to the First Tier Tribunal (FTT).
How quickly should I apply for an RRO?
You should apply as soon as possible after the offence or conviction since the amount you can claim decreases over time.
Can one tenant apply for an RRO on behalf of others?
Yes, one tenant can act on behalf of others if they sign a declaration form appointing the representative.
Which organizations can assist with the RRO application?
Organizations like Shelter, a Law Centre, and Camden Council's private sector housing team can help with the RRO process.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
You may miss the opportunity to reclaim rent, and legal actions against the landlord may be delayed or not pursued.
