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Landlord refuses to provide reference for tenants
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hi Yorkie - in an earlier post the OP said " the other people who live here own the leasehold to their flats and the freehold owner (our landlord) ......" so the OP's LL would presumably have overall responsibility for managing fire safety for the building and there should of course be evidence that a fire safety risk assessment has been undertaken.
Ah yes, I was thinking that there was no obligation on a LL to provide fire blankets and extinguishers in the property itself, rather than thinking more widely about the communal parts of the building.0 -
Bye Jamesiharr you spammer0
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We are renting house from private landlord for over 12 months.now we want to move to council house.They sent request to landlord to get reference but landlord didn't reply to them.And without it we can't get that house.We paid rent on time.We want to move cause this house is nice but have really old single glased windows and door through which you can see the day light.In the same time we know our rent will go up if we will get new windows.How to get reference?0
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