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Letting: Who's responsible?

okidoki987 · 2005-12-19 11:15:46

I'm renting a house off a friend of a friend. It's furnished and lncludes fridge, cooker, microwave etc. Who's responsible if the cooker stops working? Do I have to replace it or does the landlord? It's a casual arangement

19-12-2005 11:15AM

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okidoki987

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I'm renting a house off a friend of a friend.
It's furnished and lncludes fridge, cooker, microwave etc.
Who's responsible if the cooker stops working?
Do I have to replace it or does the landlord?
It's a casual arangement

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#2 19-12-2005 11:24AM

jhegarty

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okidoki987 wrote:

I'm renting a house off a friend of a friend.
It's furnished and lncludes fridge, cooker, microwave etc.
Who's responsible if the cooker stops working?
Do I have to replace it or does the landlord?
It's a casual arangement

normal ware and tare = landlord
damange = tenant

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#3 19-12-2005 02:17PM

Victor

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What is wrong with the cooker, is it possible its just a blown / tripped fuse?

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