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bottom line is you are responsible for the gardens, not the HA0
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Unless the tenancy says otherwise. Which would be unusual but not impossibleBookworm105 said:bottom line is you are responsible for the gardens, not the HA0 -
the tenants handbook is online and makes it clear that the tenant is responsible for looking after the garden:marcia_ said:
Unless the tenancy says otherwise. Which would be unusual but not impossibleBookworm105 said:bottom line is you are responsible for the gardens, not the HA
"If your home includes a garden as part of the tenancy, you must keep the garden well maintained and in a tidy condition at all times. You are responsible for looking after all parts of your garden which may include grass, plants, bushes, trees, sheds, outbuildings and hedges and make sure it is free from excessive weeds."1 -
OP Obviously has a different handbookFlugelhorn said:
the tenants handbook is online and makes it clear that the tenant is responsible for looking after the garden:marcia_ said:
Unless the tenancy says otherwise. Which would be unusual but not impossibleBookworm105 said:bottom line is you are responsible for the gardens, not the HA
"If your home includes a garden as part of the tenancy, you must keep the garden well maintained and in a tidy condition at all times. You are responsible for looking after all parts of your garden which may include grass, plants, bushes, trees, sheds, outbuildings and hedges and make sure it is free from excessive weeds."0
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