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The main change, a added pinch of realism - the introduction of a clause to prevent the risk of landlords facing prosecution if they are fooled or conned by a forged document.
The updated Gov. guidance now reads that landlords need only take 'reasonable steps' to check a tenants documents.
Thank goodness. It's so easy to make a convincing copy of a document - a laptop, a half decent printer and a slice of ingenuity and ...voila!
How are we supposed to know whether many of these documents are real or not?
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