Can UK landlords still reasonably refuse pets in rented properties under the Renters' Rights Act, and what evidence is required?
Quick Answer
Under the expected Renters' Rights Bill, landlords will need a 'reasonable ground' to refuse pets, moving towards a '_pets considered_ standard'. The burden will be on landlords to provide evidence for refusal.
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