A landlord and his letting agent who failed to declare they were operating a series of bedsits at an address in south London, have been prosecuted and fined.
Owner Javaid Akhtar and the agent Zahoor Mansoor failed to disclose that they were renting out eight bedsits in a three storey end-of-terrace house in Tooting.
Owners and managing agents of properties like this are both legally required to ensure that an HMO licence has been applied for. But because they had not applied for a licence both men pleaded guilty to breaching the Housing Act 2004 when they appeared before magistrates.
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