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No electricity rented property

mistermatthew · 2013-07-01 11:15:48

Hi, I've moved into a new property which I'm renting. This weekend from thursday to monday there has been no electricity due to the landlord making a mess with the electricity company and the previous tennant not paying their bill. There has been no power in the house and no water in my en-suite as the water is pumped up…

01-07-2013 11:15am

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mistermatthew

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Hi,
I've moved into a new property which I'm renting. This weekend from thursday to monday there has been no electricity due to the landlord making a mess with the electricity company and the previous tennant not paying their bill. There has been no power in the house and no water in my en-suite as the water is pumped up to it. Should I pay rent for this week or what is the procedure?

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#2 01-07-2013 11:54am

Victor

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Discuss it with the landlord and ask for a discount.

It would seem to have been his responsibility, not yours. He is responsible to you for the previous tenant, he can't abdicate this.

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