Councillors refused the applicant's bid for a HMO licence after it was revealed he had been operating without permission since September.
A landlord who illegally rented out a flat in Glasgow’s east end to students has been refused a licence for the property.
Cllr Zen Ghani, SNP, said: “I’m struggling to understand your logic, you said it was a complex matter, but you wouldn’t necessarily do anything in life without a licence? The applicant said he had “misunderstood the process”. “The tenants moved in in September [2022], I applied for the licence maybe one week after,” he added.
“They moved in last year in September, I have one of them leaving next week. From next week, there are only two tenants.”
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