Hundreds of families are homeless without reason

These have been dubbed & # 39; & # 39; without errors & # 39; because homeowners do not have to have any reason to disable tenants according to this law.

The Guardian suggests that many who expel tenants under this law do so to increase the rent or sell the property to take advantage of rising prices ..

Numbers of crude sleepers have risen by as much as 168% in the past decade.

Laura Johnstone, her husband and two young sons are expelled from her rented house under Section 21 for the second time in two years.

Laura, from Wandsworth South London, the newspaper said: "With young children it is a nightmare. It is terrible to live like that, where you have to move every year.

& # 39; We have boxes that we have not unpacked. Everything is so temporary. It ruined the lives of my children. They have no stability. & # 39;

The number of cases in which homeliness was caused by the end of a private rental agreement tripled from 4,580 to 16,320 between 2009 and 2017.

Generation Rent pointed to non-erroneous evictions, saying that 94% of the jump can be attributed to departments of department 21.

Almost 50,000 people have signed a petition calling on the government to delete section 21 , where the law is "unfair and perfectly legal & # 39; is called.

The petition states: & # 39; England is one of the few countries in Europe where people can be deported without private landlords having to give a reason for this.

& # 39; The threat of being kicked out without doing something wrong causes insecurity and stress for millions of families and makes people suffering from sloppy housing afraid to complain.

& # 39; The government is looking at how they can make hiring in England safer. They can change the law, so tenants can only be deported if there is a valid reason for this.

& # 39; It would mean that millions of families have the certainty of knowing that they will not be forced to fire at any given time. & # 39;