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Old 12th January 2008, 10:37   #1 (permalink)
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Default Landlord Not Repairing The Central Heating.

OK EVRY1, I need some advice by 3pm - I have to leave home to go to my daughters house. The landlord is attending at 4pm to carry out an inspection - but I dont think that is the real reason.

STORY- My daughter moved into a property at the beginning of October 07 - she has paid the deposit and a months rent in advance. Private landlord as you may have guessed. Five weeks ago the central heating packed up and she reported it to the landlord. It has still not been fixed. As the heating had packed in, my daughter slept on the sofa in the living room and had the gas fire on. Ac ouple of days later an engineer from BG attended to carry out the usual tests. He condemned the gas fire . Upshot is no heating whatsoever. A week after the heating packed in, my daughter paid her rent as usual, but as the heating is still not workingshe has refused to pay the current months rent. The landlord has told her on two occasions that an engineers is attending the property to carry out repairs. But he failed to attend, she waited in all day; but no show. There have been other occassions that the landlord states that an engineer has attended but got no reply. My daughter was not at home, but at work and the landlord did not advise her that anyone was attending. But we do not believe the landlord sent anyone as he knew my daughter would be at work and we think he is just saying that he sent someone.

Questions :-

Is she entitled to withold her rent until the heang is repaired

Who should we threaten the landlord with, Health and Safety etc for no heating.
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Default Re: Landlord Not Repairing The Central Heating.

No she is not entitled to withhold the rent until it is repaired. However, she can carry out the work and deduct the cost from the rent. Get three quotes, write to the landlord stating the middle quote price, and that he has 48 hours to resolve the issue otherwise you will perform the work and deduct from the rent. Then do so.

Bear in mind that the currently withheld rent is still technically owed.

If you want to go further with it, local Environmental Health and/or your local tenancy officer would be the next way to go.
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Mr Shed,
Thanks for the advice . Will update later.

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