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Haringey tenant wins £7,884 in repeat unlicensed HMO case
16th Sep 2026
A Haringey tenant has been awarded £7,884.84 in rent after a tribunal found their landlord had been running an unlicensed HMO, with the case also exposing a wider pattern of non-compliance.
The First-tier Tribunal also ordered the landlord to pay £341 in application and hearing fees. Haringey Council said its enforcement team became involved after reports of mould, fire hazards and a collapsed ceiling at the Leaside Avenue property, where three people from separate households were living without the required licence.
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