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Yeah OP just suck it up like a man! That poor landlord needs his money! Its hard renting properties out and raking in large profits whilst living in comfort.
Yeah OP just suck it up like a man! That poor landlord needs his money! Its hard renting properties out and raking in large profits whilst living in comfort.
Are you really willing to risk the loss of money in chasing this thing up?
At the end of the day, lots of properties have damp problems, you'd be far better off putting the money towards a deposit for a house or renting a better house. Fact.
People in this country jump the claim gun far too quickly and easily now.
( |-| |2 ][ $;24154321 said:Looks to me like you didn't have the heating on enough.
The house needs to be warm in order to support the water in the air, then a dehumidifier will work.
Check with your home insurance - it may have legal cover that could pay for some or all of the claim. Other option is representing yourself in county court. Getting the landlord to pay up could be an issue though, so even if you win you may walk away with nothing.