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Old Keepers Cottage, Collins End, Reading Berkshire RG8 7RN

Struck outPre-Act rulesDecided 18 December 2025Case CAM/38UD/MDR/2025/0601

No rent was set

The application was struck out, so the tribunal did not set a rent. This most often happens when the landlord's notice was invalid or the tribunal had no jurisdiction.

In short

The landlord served a notice proposing a rent of £2,750 a month, in place of the £2,000 a month stated in the notice, for a property in RG8. The tribunal found the notice invalid because the rent had already been increased to £2,250 a month from 1 January 2025 under an earlier unchallenged notice, and a new increase could not take effect before 1 January 2026. With no valid notice there was nothing to determine, so the rent stays at £2,250 a month.

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Rent before
“…ill being that reserved under the original lease. However shortly after their application the tenant also forwarded to the Tribunal office, a copy of the Notice of Rent Increase dated 22 September 2025. It referred to a passing rent of £2,000 pcm. It sought a new rent of £2,750 pcm from and including 1 November 2025. 6 Despite neither part of S.22(1) being met (and both have to be met) this application made under S.22 was treated by the…”
Asked for
“…ox is not ticked yet a (very poor) copy of that Notice is later provided by the tenant, after it is requested by the Tribunal. 16 The standard Form 4, Notice of rent increase, though very hard to read in places, shows a proposed rent of £2,750 pcm sought, in place of a passing rent of £2,000 pcm. This is the Notice prepared and sought by the landlord. The Notice is dated 22 September 2025. Thus the landlord also represents the passing r…”

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  1. Property Old Keepers Cottage, Collins End, Reading, RG8 7RN
    Part of it, 2-bed house, 5 Jul 2026, pre-Act rules
    Asked £2,750
    £2,500