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  • Taking letting agent to court

    Hi all
    bit of a story with this case so il keep it short

    Around 2 years ago my brother got arrested and then remanded
    I spoke to the letting agent on the Saturday about getting his stuff out of his flat once I got a letter of authorisation which he agreed to

    on the Tuesday I went round to check the flat was all OK and I noticed throu the window that the whole flat had been emptied
    when I confronted the letting agent he said that thir had been a burglary and the thief's took everything including the bed sofa plates ect basically everything he owned
    one minute it had been reported the next it had not so I reported it and police confirmed no one else had reported it 0 ( pics of door and frame showed no damage)

    the police have also not looked in and never went and saw a witness who saw the letting agent with a man and van clearing the flat out so is it possible to bring a claim against them as well as the letting agent

    my brother is out this week so I need to start getting ready to take this to court but I have no idea where to start

    all the conversation was recorded and uploaded to YouTube
    is it OK to put a link to it as it will show what happened and the lies I was told
    we can't afford a solicitor so got to do it ourselves and the lady from shelter who was going to take action for illegal eviction ect is on maternity leave and the new lady covering for her is not interested even thou I got told we had a rock solid case

    any help much appreciated
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