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Hi everyone, I’ve just finished my tenancy in student accommodation, and my landlord has made seven deductions from my deposit totalling £643. Deductions: * £219 – Curtain replacement (new, not in original charges) * £109.99 – Kitchen sink repair (my share) * £50 – Wardrobe replacement * £205.17 – Utility overuse (Mar–Jul…
Hello forum, Please, i need advice on how to proceed with this parking ticket issued by UKPC (sent by post) at a McDonalds restaurant. I had appealed as the registered keeper, but appeal rejected. My appeal: The driver was a customer on this particular day with the intention of getting lunch from MacDonald. Unfortunately,…
Hi, just wondering if someone can help me I’m not very tech savvy. I received the £170 from DCB legal for parking fine from 2021. I responded to the letter of claim with the template I found on threads on here. They have replied with a lengthy email saying if I don’t make payment within 30 days there will be a claim and…
I had a really lucky break yesterday touring around Estate Agents looking for a Flat in Scotland. One I went into had a lovely 2 Bedroom Flat come back for sale as the previous buyers Mortgage had fallen through. 30 Minutes later I was viewing the property which was listed at offers over £116000 with a Homebuyer Report…
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