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help required with annual council prperty inspection

housequestions2010 · 2010-02-02 08:27:37

hi i need advice my mum and dad live in a rented council 4 bed house with my 3 siblings now they have created what i can only describe as a hoarders house. every room is full of furniature not nice furniature either the scale of the problem culminates in my mothers bedroom which you can only just get into and that is…

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iamcornholio Posts: 1,900 Forumite

11 February 2010 at 10:30PM

Fire_Fox wrote: »

But this is a clear health hazard - dust, fire access and the possibility of it collapsing on a person or falling through the floor if heavy enough.

It does not matter.

The tenant is entitled to a concept called "quiet enjoyment" of the property. This means that the council (or any landlord) can not interfere in their lives - ie how they live, or what things they store

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