Tenants lose their ‘spare bedroom tax’ appeal at the Court of Appeal
Five social housing tenants have lost their bid at the Court of Appeal to have the Government’s controversial ‘spare bedroom tax’ ruled as unlawful. The ruling was handed down on
Disabled tenants take their challenge against the controversial ‘bedroom-tax’ to the Court Of Appeal
Five disabled individuals who are affected by the Government’s ‘bedroom-tax’ policy began their appeal yesterday at the Court of Appeal to challenge last year’s High Court ruling which stated that
Prince Evans secures £30,000 pay-out for tenant
The Claimant Ablethird Ltd (in Administration) owned a number of amusement arcades and properties in the West London area. Prince Evans represented Ms Marczak who had been employed by the
Disappointment after ‘bedroom tax’ legal challenge is dismissed
The High Court has dismissed a challenge brought by a group of disabled people against the changes to social housing benefit cuts for residents who have a spare bedroom known