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They took £500 as a deposit initially and told me that I would not get £300 back as it was used to create the tenancy agreement. Then they said that £200 would be used as a cleaning fee, but I left the flat spotless. When I moved in, the flat was wasn't clean.
Contact a specialist housing solicitor or the CAB because it sounds like that £200 was a deposit and should have been protected. If someone confirms that, you should find out about getting the money returned through the County Court (and a possible 3x penalty for non-compliance with the tenancy protection laws).
Going on previous form (from a about 3 years ago), a stern letter before action may be enough to get the money back. Sunil Dhown seems like a cretinous individual.0 -
"Cretinous" is certainly not one of the words I'd use to describe this individual. Quite the opposite in fact. I can think of an adjective beginning with "C" which would describe his firm's antics adequately.0
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Is this the legendary Sunil Dhown of IRD homes?If I had a pound for every time I didn't play the lottery...0
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This post must be the number one google search hit for "Sunil Dhown and IRD Homes" - which can't be good for business, oh well...0
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This post must be the number one google search hit for "Sunil Dhown and IRD Homes" - which can't be good for business, oh well...
What about Sunil Dhown and his new Indus Restaurant http://indusrestaurant.com/0 -
I for one will def not be eating there!! Quality control is not Sunhil/Sunil Dhowns strengths by the sound of it.0
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mr_hoverland wrote: »I for one will def not be eating there!! Quality control is not Sunhil/Sunil Dhowns strengths by the sound of it.
No need to worry about that....
Sunny hands out free Imodium with any meal, lol0 -
imodium just won't cut it, pepto-bismol on then other hand might just work. keep me posted.0
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Beware IRD Homes Beware IRD Homes
It's been at least 90 mins since the last important reminder, that before one considers IRD homes one should do an internet search to find the experiences of previous tennants!0
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