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Old Sep 11th 2016, 1:30 pm
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Originally Posted by missile
If I were you I would put it down to experience. Look for a new rental and move on
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Old Sep 11th 2016, 1:42 pm
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Post #6, above.
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Old Sep 11th 2016, 2:43 pm
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What are the ramifications of the landlord making a denucia against you for witholding rent?
Is a denuncia worth anything or are they made so often that they are pretty meaningless with no consequences for either party?
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Seems the best option is to grin and bear it until end of agreement then move out. End of summer now so presume you will not be wanting to use pool in winter. Just put it down to experience. Stopping rent or even part of it is fraught with danger. Knowing the system over here, you may find that in a few years time you will have a couple of men dressed in penguin suits following you around the streets wherever you go.
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Old Sep 12th 2016, 11:17 am
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Seems the best option is to grin and bear it until end of agreement then move out. End of summer now so presume you will not be wanting to use pool in winter. Just put it down to experience. Stopping rent or even part of it is fraught with danger. Knowing the system over here, you may find that in a few years time you will have a couple of men dressed in penguin suits following you around the streets wherever you go.
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Thanks for that. That's the way we'll go.Spoke to the agent an hour ago.He states that he's put the job out to local builders, but no one wants the work. In the fullness we'll move on,legally.
Thanks for all the advice.
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....He states that he's put the job out to local builders, but no one wants the work. In the fullness we'll move on,legally.
Thanks for all the advice.
It must be nice living in a country with a booming economy and full employment so there is no spare labour, even for important tasks like fixing a subsiding house.
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