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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
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ITS the kids that have got into trouble, therefore the parent hasn't caused the problem, therefore hasn't broken any housing laws. And if they have been in that property for several years they become sitting tenant.
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If the kids are under age then it is the parents responsibility arthur and the LA's will and do hold them accountable cases of eviction through unruly behaviour are rare but do happen
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Where does it state in the council regulations, that by being found guilty of a crime, breaks council regulations - l think the councils that are thinking of doing this, and treading on dicey legal grounds.
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the tenancy agreement .This is the relavent section from my tenancy agreement
Criminal behaviour
m You must make sure that you and the people living in or visiting your home do not:
1 use the premises, or allow them to be used, for illegal
purposes or criminal activity (such as selling drugs); or
2 commit any serious offence (one that they could be
arrested for) in the property, estate or local area.
You are in danger of losing your home if you do not keep this responsibility.
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What about the parent who walked the youngster to court by force - will she be evicted ?
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does she live in rented accomodation ? if she does then most likely no
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I would love to be a solicitor, as l would jump at the chance to defend any parent who gets evicted due to the children being found guilty of the the riots.
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then you would fail miserably
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Originally Posted by denphone
But in a lot of cases its the poor parenting that influences the child and then child knows nothing better then to do what their parents do so in my mind the parent is just as culpable as the child
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exactly ,although it as to be said that is not always the case their are some exceptions