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Landlord or tenants responsibility?

7 replies

HeadElf · 02/01/2017 23:01

If a kitchen faucet is very loose and shakey, and 1 bathroom tap has also become very loose and lost pressure (become stiff and hardly any water comes out) would it be the landlords obligation to have it fixed, or the tenants who have used/worn them?

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Scrumptiousbears · 02/01/2017 23:02

Landlord.

user1483387154 · 02/01/2017 23:03

landlord

DelphiniumBlue · 02/01/2017 23:03

Landlord. It's normal wear and tear on the Landlords fixtures and fittings.

Gallavich · 02/01/2017 23:04

Landlord obviously
Which are you?

HeadElf · 02/01/2017 23:05

Oh good I'm the tenant. I just wasn't 100% sure. I've not rented long after previously owning and didn't want to be cheeky and ask for it to be repaired if it was my responsibility Blush

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Gallavich · 03/01/2017 06:35

Cheeky?!
It's not something you broke, it's something that broke after a long period of normal use. You're paying to maintain your Landlord's investment, they aren't doing you a favour.

specialsubject · 03/01/2017 09:42

Landlord. Wear and tear assuming you haven't been swinging on it or stuffing glue up it.

Please contact landlord for fix.

Have you read your how to rent guide?

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