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Paying accommodation over Xmas

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Is it the norm for a student (living in digs accommodation) to pay for the two/three weeks over the Xmas break ? Any experience? Thanks

29-11-2019 11:56am

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Is it the norm for a student (living in digs accommodation) to pay for the two/three weeks over the Xmas break ?
Any experience? Thanks

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#2 30-11-2019 1:30am

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My sons in digs, he does not have to pay for 2 weeks over Christmas , but i guess its down to the discretion of the owner.

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#3 30-11-2019 1:36am

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Not the norm to pay over Christmas.

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#4 30-11-2019 4:03pm

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Is there a written agreement in place? At the start, was anything said about such breaks? If you have to pay, I presume you are entitled to stay over Christmas. If you insist on not paying, will the place be available come January?

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#5 19-12-2019 11:23pm

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When I was in Carlow many moons ago, I paid half rate "to keep my place" when I was in digs.

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