
New Law Means That Tenants Can Sue Landlords for Damp Homes
Both private and social tenants will be able to sue their landlords for damp and cold living conditions as of the 20th March 2019, thanks to a new law.
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Both private and social tenants will be able to sue their landlords for damp and cold living conditions as of the 20th March 2019, thanks to a new law.
Reports of dry rot by members of the Property Care Association have risen sharply this year in comparison to 2017, with climate change labelled as a potential factor.
For most homeowners, finding out your property has damp usually occurs when it's been left untreated for a while and needs a damp repair solution. Damp problems are usually most apparent during the winter months, but you can look for warning signs at any time of the year.
Both private and social tenants will be able to sue their landlords for damp and cold living conditions as of the 20th March 2019, thanks to a new law.
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