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Unreasonable Clause in Tenancy Agreement
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Yes, yes - so you keep saying. And I'm sure you mean it. But the LL has only your word for that.
"Please may I have a driving licence? I'm a really safe driver. Honest"
"So you say, but I'm fraid I'm still going to insist you take a driving test before I issue you with a full licence."
I get your point. One of the other clauses is to show receipt of fumigation and professional cleaning.
My question is, should we do these works and provide proof (lets say hypothetically in this instance), does this now make the initial clause null and void?
Why do they need to keep the holding deposit for such a long period of time and should new tenants occupy, whats to say they don't bring the fleas in Too?0 -
Sigh!...should we do these works and provide proof (lets say hypothetically in this instance), does this now make the initial clause null and void?
Why do they need to keep the holding deposit for such a long period of time and should new tenants occupy, whats to say they don't bring the fleas in Too?
See post 8 above.0
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