What are the legal implications for landlords if their agent fails to secure a required property licence, even if it's the agent's fault?
Quick Answer
Even if an agent is at fault for not securing a required property licence, the legal responsibility and severe consequences ultimately fall on the landlord, including unlimited fines and rent repayment orders.
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