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Subletting Short Leases_516_6Subletting Short Leases_516_6 (13/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - (1/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Menu (2/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - What is short-letting? (3/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Summary - Effects of short lets (4/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - What does your lease say about short-letting? (5/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - What has WCC done to combat short-letting activity? (6/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Short-letting process (7/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Investigation and evidence techniques (8/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - (9/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Case study (10/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - How can residents report short-letting? (11/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - Typical legal actions for breach of lease (12/13)Subletting Short Leases_516_6 - (13/13) Typical legal actions for breach of lease Menu Menu Injunction to prevent the leaseholder from breaching the terms of the Lease – this is a non-ASB injunction Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions – if the breach is anti-social (against Leaseholder or resident) Forfeiture Possession Proceedings - Forfeiture is a way of bringing the lease to an end with a view to regaining possession of the demised premises with no compensation payable to leaseholder. 13