That was at his discretion. It remains to be seen whether you have any mileage with that - although with the PRTB, anything is possible by all accounts.I had an agreement with the landlord, he broke this (that I would continue to pay rent and accommodate viewings to the house if he provided flexibility on a date to move out... the viewings of the house and my offer to buy were only 2 weeks ago.
Looking to force the matter by means of a technicality - in this case, a typo - doesn't reflect well on you.He also serviced me with an incorrect NOT
It looks obvious from your original post that you've thought up whatever dirt you had to throw at him as an afterthought.He didn't fulfil his original responsibilities as a landlord.
Did you actually request to see it prior to signing the lease?johnmar said:3. No BER ever being completed.
I wouldn't say that's necessarily his obligation. Is that not an issue with water services locally? Yes, he *could* have bought a pump but was he obliged to do so?johnmar said:5. No adequate water pressure in the house.
Did you bring this to his attention?johnmar said:4. Gas Boiler last serviced in 2008 (as per sticker)
Did you bring this to his attention at the time?6. Faulty lawnmower provided.
You don't need to appeal it through the PRTB, just inform the LL in writing that as you have a fixed term tenancy which commenced on xx August 2013 and, in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 2004, will terminate on XX date in August 2014, you will vacate on that date and not before. You will have the full 24hrs of the last day of the tenancy to vacate.delgirl, I agree we need to focus on finding a new home, we need to buy ourselves sometime to do this though as we believed our offer would have been acepted. Tks for note that the landlord can not legally terminate the tenancy in mid July.
We are going to appeal the notice of termination through PRTB.
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