i have been in my rened prorerty for nearly 4 year and not had one visit by the landlord to check its condition. must the landlord inspect the property
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It's not a statutory duty, no, but what about things like Gas Safety inspections?Originally posted by kingy1971 View PostJEFFREY SHAW, solicitor [and Topic Expert], Nether Edge Law*
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He doesn't have to. He's stupid not to.
Possibly not doing other things very well?? Insurance? Gas as jeffrey mentioned.. hopefully paying his mortgage & telling HMRC about income...
He ho..
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See other's answers. Do you have concerns about the condition, or repairs not being done etc? If LL chooses never to inspect at all, that's down to him, but if there are things which need addressing, than you report them to him, and he needs to do the addressing.Originally posted by kingy1971 View PostComment
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