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Can damp make you ill?
Can damp make you ill?
How much compensation is my claim worth?
How much compensation is my claim worth?
Are you entitled to claim for your house not being repaired?
Landlords are under a duty under law to maintain rented properties to an acceptable standard. If they fail to do so, you could be entitled to file a claim for compensation for any damages and/or any health issues or personal injury which was directly caused by the damp and mould. For example, the damp and […]
What should you do if your house is in disrepair?
Housing disrepair is defined as a rented property in urgent need of repairs in order to be safe/meet an acceptable standard for tenants to inhabit. Housing disrepair claims arise in instances where the landlord is refusing to cooperate in making the necessary repairs. Housing disrepair includes but is not limited to damp, mould and condensation […]
Types of Damp and Mould you can get compensation for
Types of damp: There are three types of damp. These are rising damp, penetrating damp and condensation. It is essential to understand which type of damp is affecting your property as this can affect the treatment of it as well as the cost of the treatment. Condensation is the most common type of damp encountered. The […]
What are my Landlord’s Responsibilities?
Housing Disrepair – landlord’s responsibilities From a statutory point of view, under section 11 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, the landlord is under a duty to keep in repair things such as : The landlord can be held accountable for any of these, as there is no way for them to escape these […]
What are a tenant’s responsibilities?
Housing Disrepair – Tenant’s Responsibilities
What is Housing Disrepair?
What is Housing Disrepair?
How Do I Know If My Disrepair is Covered Under Section 11?
How Do I Know If My Disrepair is Covered Under Section 11