Wolverhampton landlords accused of interfering with peace and comfort of tenants
Two men accused of failing to follow the correct eviction procedures at properties in Wolverhampton have pleaded not guilty to a string of offences.
Jaspal Sahota, 63, and Ranjeev Sahota, 36, appeared before a crown court judge on Tuesday charged with unlawful commercial practice, interfering with peace and comfort of a residential occupier and breaching criminal behaviour orders between 2018 and 2022.
They denied all the allegations which relate to incidents at properties in The Square, in All Saints; Wanderers Avenue and Dudley Road both in Blakenhall; all in Wolverhampton.
Recorder Mr Patrick Upward KC told the pair, of Finney Well Close, in Bilston: "I am going to adjourn your case for trial which will be on November 11 next year. You will remain on bail on the same terms."
