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The Dispute Service is an independent, not-for-profit company established in 2003 to resolve complaints and disputes arising in the private rented sector speedily, cost-effectively and fairly. As well as running the insurance-based Tenancy Deposit Scheme, the company deals with complaints against members of The Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA). The scheme is mainly used my Agents. |
In November 2006, the UK Government appointed Tenancy Deposit Solutions Ltd to operate: MyDeposits.co.uk as an insurance-based tenancy deposit protection scheme. |
The Deposit Protection Service (The DPS) is open to all landlords and letting agents, and is the only scheme that is free to use. Deposits must be transferred to the scheme to be protected. Our funds are secured with UK approved banks, so for safe, secure and straightforward deposit protection, The DPS is ideal. The scheme is used by a mixture of Landlords and Agents. |
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Deposit Return Policy for |
Deposit Return Policy for Properties NOT Managed by Duck&Hedges Ltd |
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1. Before we can process a Tenants deposit, they will need to provide us, in writing (email preferable), with; a) UK postal forwarding address, the reason for the termination and details of one nominated bank account where the balance of the deposit can be transferred via BACS. b) Final statements, showing a zero or credit balance for the last period up to and including the final day of the tenancy for Council Tax, Water, Electricity & Gas services. All statements and forwarding address should be scanned and emailed to management@duckandhedges.com. 2. The Inventory Check Out report will then be reviewed to check for any damages or changes to the property/property contents during the Tenancy (if any). We can usually finalise the deposit and send it to the Landlord for approval within 7 working days following receipt of point. 1. 4. We endeavour to return the balance of Tenants deposit at the earliest possible opportunity. The average time for return is currently 30 days (from receipt of final bills). The sooner we are given Point. 1 the sooner we can process the return. 5. The deposit transfer will be made to one member of the household (usually the “Head Tenant”) and sent via BACS to the account you provide in Point. 1. |
Before we release a deposit for a property we do not manage, we require; 2) In addition the Tenants will need to provide us (in writing); Once all information is received the balance of the deposit can be transferred to the Tenants within five days of the next file review date. Files are usually reviewed once every Wednesday. |
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