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Landlord entry to property

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olly300 Posts: 14,738 Forumite

13 December 2010 at 6:56PM

HotTrot wrote: »

I wonder if he is spooked by the police presence, but also by the fact that I have video of him trying to enter, and is concerned that I could build a case for harassment against him.

I'm sure the police would have told him that if he entered they would have arrested him. The threat of a few hours in a police cell would help concentrate the mind.

You have a case for harassment against the LL already. This is one reason why he won't contact you again.

I'm not cynical I'm realistic

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