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What's a tenancy protection scheme? Discussion
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Hi,
Wondered if anyone could help me!
I've just moved out of a flat I was renting, I spilt something on the carpet which wont come out (called professional cleaning companies it's a no can do). My landlady is nor charging me for a replacement carpet which is £300! However, the carpets were marked and stained when I first moved into the flat, so I feel if a replacement carpet is now needed any cost implications should be split between me and previos tenants (I offered to pay up to half) but she still claims I should pay the lot. I have found out from herself that my deposit has not been kept in a Tenancy Deposit Scheme and am just wondering if I can use this to my advantage at all In getting at least half of the £300 back,
Any help would be appreciated Thanks!
Linsey0
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