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I thought no fault eviction bad we’re already in place. I think the end of fixed term contracts is the bigger news, now that landlords know that good tenants can leave at any time I hope they’ll do more to try and keep good ones.
You might be thinking of retaliatory evictions which were toothlessly banned by the conservatives who pretended this would do anything when the landlord only needs to not be dumb enough to say their revenge eviction is one. Section 21 no-fault evictions are still legal.