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Furnishings : taken as seen
martusia91
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hello! When i viewed property before renting there was big king size bed in a bedroom, wardrobe, chest of drawers, and book shelves in living room. We agreed that i taking property as it is and in email from my agent says 'furnishings: taken as seen'. Now today was actually day when i could move in and how suprising jt was as landlord took bed, shelves and drawers!! I don't feel like it's fair. I order stuff mysefl now as obviously i need it but can i claim some money back for it? Is it fair?
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No not fair,but you should not have ordered new furniture - that's down to you.You chould have contacted the landlord or his agent and requested either that*the items be returned,or*the LL's agreement for you to replace them at his cost, or* for him to purchase replacement items for you.Wee you given an inventory? What does it show?Have you agreed/signed it?0
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There was no inventory! It just says taken as seen...notrouble said:No not fair,but you should not have ordered new furniture - that's down to you.You chould have contacted the landlord or his agent and requested either that*the items be returned,or*the LL's agreement for you to replace them at his cost, or* for him to purchase replacement items for you.Wee you given an inventory? What does it show?Have you agreed/signed it?0 -
Sounds like a great start to the tenancy. No inventory? Deposit scheme?0
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