Selective landlord licensing conditions

Each selective landlord licence has a number of conditions attached to ensure the effective management of the property and tenancy.

Some of these conditions are mandatory and required by law.

Others have been created to try tackle common issues and problems affecting the designated areas. The conditions provide a framework for landlords to follow and are crucial to the success of a licensing scheme.

Non compliance with the condition of a landlord licence is an offence, liable to a financial penalty per breach, or a formal prosecution in the Magistrate's Court.

To report a breach of licence conditions or to report an unlicensed property then please contact us on the details below.

Full details of our selective licensing and financial penalty policies can be found within our Civil penalties enforcement guidance.