Landlord and contract holder (Wales) Pricing

Following the implementation of The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, we have created fixed fee packages to cover all landlord and contract-holder needs for properties in Wales.

Our charges carry VAT which is charged at the standard rate of 20%.

Reviewing or advising upon an existing residential Written Statement of an Occupation Contract

We can check if your current agreement is adequate and advise on any necessary changes

– £400 plus £80 VAT
(Totalling £480 inc. VAT at 20%)

Drafting a new Written Statement of an Occupation Contract

We are able to draft Written Statements tailored to your specific requirements

– £500 plus £100 VAT
(Totalling £600 inc. VAT at 20%)

Breach of Contract Possession Claim (including rent arrears and anti-social behaviour)

If the contract-holder breaches the Occupation Contract the landlord may seek possession. The breach of contract process should be followed if the contract-holder is not keeping up with rent payments. Please note that if the contract-holder is in serious rent arrears there is a quicker process that can be followed. We are able to advise on landlord’s rights where a contract-holder’s anti-social behaviour is contrary to their contract obligations.

Preparation and service of a breach of contract notice only.

– £400 plus £80 VAT (Totalling £480 inc. VAT at 20%)

Preparation and service of a breach of contract notice, together with preparation of the relevant court documentation for possession proceedings and issuing the claim.

– £900 plus £180 VAT (Totalling £1,080 inc. VAT at 20%) If notice has already been served: £500 plus £100 VAT (Totalling £600 inc. VAT at 20%)

Preparation and service of a breach of contract notice, together with preparation of the relevant court documentation for possession proceedings, issuing the claim, drafting witness statement and one attendance at court (undefended claim).

– £1,600 plus £320 VAT (Totalling £1,920 inc. VAT at 20%) If notice has already been served: £1,200 plus £240 VAT (Totalling £1,440 inc. VAT at 20%)

Preparation and service of a breach of contract notice, together with preparation of the relevant court documentation for possession proceedings, issuing the claim, drafting witness statement and one attendance at court (defended claim).

– £3,000 plus £600 VAT (Totalling £3,600 inc. VAT at 20%) If notice has already been served: £2,600 plus £520 VAT (Totalling £3,120 inc. VAT at 20%)

‘No-fault’ Possession claim: Section 173

Landlord’s notice using section 173 enables a landlord to regain possession of a property without having to prove a breach of any ground or without giving a reason for doing so.

Preparation and service of “no-fault” notice only.

– £350 plus £70 VAT (Totalling £420 inc. VAT at 20%)

Preparation and service of “no-fault” notice, together with preparation of the relevant court documentation for possession proceedings and issuing the claim.

– £900 plus £180 VAT (Totalling £1,080 inc. VAT at 20%) If notice has already been served: £550 plus £110 VAT (Totalling £660 inc. VAT at 20%)

Preparation and service of “no-fault” notice, together with preparation of the relevant court documentation for possession proceedings, issuing the claim and one attendance at court.

– £2,000 plus £400 VAT (Totalling £2,400 inc. VAT at 20%) If notice has already been served: £1,650 plus £330 VAT (Totalling £1,980 inc. VAT at 20%)

The private landlord team at Allington Hughes are here to advise and assist on all matters related to your property. Do not hesitate to contact us with any query you may have.

Disclaimer: All possession claim fixed fee package prices apply only where the landlord has complied with their obligations under the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016.

Landlord and contract holder (Wales) Pricing

Reviewing or advising upon an existing residential Written Statement of an Occupation Contract

Drafting a new Written Statement of an Occupation Contract

Breach of Contract Possession Claim (including rent arrears and anti-social behaviour)

‘No-fault’ Possession claim: Section 173

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