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Failed Boiler in rented student accommodation

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  • #16
    Hello,

    I am considering withholding a portion of my next rent payment in lieu of compensation. The Landlord's agent has offered a small amout and suggested altering the next rent payment accordingly. I have rejected his paltry offer and feel I'm due more. I have made a fair calculation based on the number of days the boiler was inoperable multiplied by the daily rent charge. I'm I advised witholding this amount from the next rent payment?

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    • #17
      Just be careful, I would send them a letter recorded, detailing why you believe that your calculations / figures are correct. Make sure you get Proof of Postage.

      https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/ho...ent-been-done/

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      • #18
        I assume there is a deposit - agent will attempt to claim any unagreed unpaid rent from this at the end of the tenancy.

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