troubled aerial/ landlord?

gennamorgan

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troubled aerial/ landlord?

28-06-2010, 16:13 PM

im currently one month into a tenancy on a new built apartment. since moving in i have discovered that the aerials in the apartment do not exist. After several complaints to the LA, i keep getting fobbed off with 'Ill pass this on to the landlord' but still not heard from him. I have had sky/ virgin around to install yet none of them are able to do it due to the location. I have offered to get a independant retailer out and to then pass on the cost to which i am told i am not allowed to do this as the landlord wants to carry out his own repairs, yet he is not responding. where do i stand?
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