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Cracked inside glazing - who’s responsibility?
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Hannah2308 wrote: »Yes he’s a glazier with his own company and is also a landlord himself, good idea I’ll ask him if he’s happy to put his statement in writing! Thanks
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Hi all just wanted to update you after all your help! Thanks to your advice and the information about the velux windows being recalled I argued there is no way that I was responsible and if she went through the deposit protection scheme I thought it was unlikely they!!!8217;d find it to be my fault and while she clearly didn!!!8217;t agree with me she has transferred me back all of my deposit with no deductions! Thank you so much everyone you have saved me a lot of money!!
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Thanks for coming back, so few people do and its nice to hear how things goAn answer isn't spam just because you don't like it......0
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