83 Duty of letting agents to publicise fees etc
Consumer Rights Act 2015 (2015 c 15) | Legislation

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Duty of Letting Agents to Publicise Fees etc

83  Duty of letting agents to publicise fees etc

(1)     A letting agent must, in accordance with this section, publicise details of the agent's relevant fees.

(2)     The agent must display a list of the fees—

(a)     at each of the agent's premises at which the agent deals face-to-face with persons using or proposing to use services to which the fees relate, and

(b)     at a place in each of those premises at which the list is likely to be seen by such persons.

(3)     The agent must publish a list of the fees on the agent's website (if it has a website).

[(3A)     Subsection (3C) applies to an agent who—

(a)     is carrying on letting agency work in relation to a dwelling-house in England, and

(b)     advertises the dwelling-house on a third party website as a dwelling-house which a landlord is seeking

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