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Reluctant landlord

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  • #52
    4ensic15
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 4,691 ✭✭✭4ensic15


    davindub wrote: »
    Some rogue administrator dispensing judgements? Or telephone mediation?

    Effectively making decisions they have no entitlement to make.


  • #53
    TSQ
    Registered Users Posts: 283 ✭✭TSQ


    Levi Damaged Collarbone wrote: »
    Your previous posts are attempts at explaining it away but they don’t, the fact is that there are situations where a licensee situation can occur even when the LL does not live there and the fact that it is acknowledged in the rules 100% confirms this.

    Yes, there was a case reported in the Irish Times some months ago (afraid I can't find the link): in the reported case, it was student accommodation. Students had exclusive use of en-suite room, sharing the rest of the apartment (kitchen/livingroom) with others. The landlords had the right to enter the property to clean and inspect once a month I think, also there were limitations on the rights of the licencee (no overnight guests was one rule I recall, which they had breached) . PRTB refused the case as it was not a tenancy, far as i remember tenants took the landlord to court and lost because of the terms of their licence meant they could not claim the protections of a tenant re. termination or a tenancy.


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