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I lived in a flat from May 2009 to April 2010. We had a lease which we both signed and my £1000 deposit was put into the DPS.

 

When I came to check out the landlord did not have the inventory on him and has not able to produce it since. However he is claiming a lot of damages. Over £500 but he says he will settle on £500 to just close off the issue. I believe with no proof of inventory, he cannot claim any work- correct?

 

Also he believes that I am responsible for mould growing in the apartment. He says this because mould never appeared before however I was not negligent- I always aired the apartment and used bathroom fans although there was no instruction to do so. Without the inventory can he claim the mould regardless?

Edited by Blueskies2010
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Hi,

 

Without a check-in inventory, the burden of proof lies with him, i.e. he would need to prove to a court that the mould was not there when you moved in. If you took care to avoid the problem - which it sounds like you have - it will probably be chalked up to wear and tear.

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1. to paper over, obscure, hide from public view;

2. to work around, in a way that produces unintended consequences that are worse than the original problem.

Usage: "Vista fixes many of the shortcomings of Windows XP".

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