Due to interest, this is a repeat of the Rent Arrears Training we are running, it is not a follow up from the first session.
About the Training
While evictions are always a last resort, social landlords must be aware of the relevant law which applies in this field.
In this session we will consider the grounds for eviction which are open to registered social landlords and explain how they can be used.
Training outcomes
This particular training will concentrate on rent arrears.
- We will detail the relevant pre-court steps which require to be taken including the pre-action requirements which now apply and the relevant notices which must be prepared and served.
- We will also look at case law and the whole court process and draw directly from the extensive experience of our presenter.
- By the end of this session attendees will be familiar with the basics of eviction law, rent arrears and the processes required to be in place.
Who should attend?
This training session is aimed at those working in housing management, or those responsible for rent collection and tenant related issues, who want to learn about managing their arrears effectively.
Costs & how to book
The training will take place at SFHA offices in Glasgow on Thursday 5th Septemnber 2024. The session will run from 10:00 am to 12:30 and a light lunch will be available at finish.
The cost of the training is £150 for SFHA members.
To book your place, use the book now buttom at top of page.
Costs
This event is for SFHA members only.
Member Price £150
Rent Arrears Training at SFHA Offices
3/1 Libertas House, 39 St Vincent Place, Glasgow, G1 2ER
Directions
Speakers
Alastair McKendrick
TC Young
Alastair McKendrick leads TC Young’s litigation team in contentious property, construction and development disputes as well as housing management matters.
Read MoreHe has over 14 years’ experience assisting RSLs. Alastair advises RSLs on dealing with anti-social behaviour, including evictions, tenancy conversions to Short Scottish Secure Tenancies and other remedies (ASBOs/ transfer/ mediation). He represents clients in Sheriff Courts, Court of Session and at the First-tier Tribunal. He is highlighted as a Next Generation Partner in Legal 500 for social housing in Scotland.