Request LLs contact details?

spencerrothchild

vitaweat said:

Comms69 said:

spencerrothchild said:

The law is the law

if a tenant demands the letter of the law then that is that

if you don’t like it then try to change the law

gold luck with that

As has been said (multiple times) trading standards enforce this. You cannot make a claim against this breach

No, there are two offences: a criminal and a civil offence.  A criminal prosecution can be brought privately.

Thanks I thought so too

that other poster was trying to throw me sticking up for the agents

Comms69

vitaweat said:

Comms69 said:

spencerrothchild said:

The law is the law

if a tenant demands the letter of the law then that is that

if you don’t like it then try to change the law

gold luck with that

As has been said (multiple times) trading standards enforce this. You cannot make a claim against this breach

No, there are two offences: a criminal and a civil offence.  A criminal prosecution can be brought privately.

HAHAHAH ok if you've got £10k spare

spencerrothchild

Can I get legal aid as I am disabled?

Comms69

spencerrothchild said:

Can I get legal aid as I am disabled?

For what???

spencerrothchild

Comms69 said:

spencerrothchild said:

Can I get legal aid as I am disabled?

For what???

To take my estate agent to court for breaking the law

Comms69

spencerrothchild said:

Comms69 said:

spencerrothchild said:

Can I get legal aid as I am disabled?

For what???

To take my estate agent to court for breaking the law

No, there is no legal aid for private prosecution. 

You really need to let this go. 

spencerrothchild

I have requested one final time and once again requested they forward all my communication to the LL

i suspect something fishy but don’t yet know what it is

i need to speak to the LL to try to find out what is going on

“Could I please request once again to have contact details for the LL. we feel it’s important to talk to him personally about the situation.

We have requested this a few times already.

Please forward this message to him and confirm that he has received it.”

greatcrested

spencerrothchild said:

“Could I please request once again to have contact details for the LL. we feel it’s important to talk to him personally about the situation.

We have requested this a few times already.

Please provide me with the landlord's address as required by the landlord and Tenant Act 1985 section 1 (copy enclosed), within 21 days of my first request which was dated xx/xx/xx.

spencerrothchild

greatcrested said:

spencerrothchild said:

“Could I please request once again to have contact details for the LL. we feel it’s important to talk to him personally about the situation.

We have requested this a few times already.

Please provide me with the landlord's address as required by the landlord and Tenant Act 1985 section 1 (copy enclosed), within 21 days of my first request which was dated xx/xx/xx.

Thanks I’m probably too polite 

greatcrested

spencerrothchild said:

greatcrested said:

spencerrothchild said:

“Could I please request once again to have contact details for the LL. we feel it’s important to talk to him personally about the situation.

We have requested this a few times already.

Please provide me with the landlord's address as required by the landlord and Tenant Act 1985 section 1 (copy enclosed), within 21 days of my first request which was dated xx/xx/xx.

Thanks I’m probably too polite 

I'm generally a believer in politeness (indeed to the extent of often advocating dispute negotiation over home-baked cake!).

However sometimes some direct straight-talking is best, especially when you've already been turned down, and are referring to leglislation....