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  • 06/02/2014 at 2:13 pm #9340 Reply | Quote
    steiger

      Hello,

      I live in a unit of 6 flats that are all rented out.

      The landlord of one or all of the units comes along every week to do gardening.

      Do we require notice of the landlord attending to the common property?

      She fills one of the bins up with the off cuts of her gardening, reducing the tenants ability to properly utilise the bins so we get overflow issues. If she hired a gardener, they would take the clippings away as part of the service.

      She also leaves the security doors open, given we had one unit robbed recently and the security doors say ‘please leave the door closed’ I’m a bit irritated by the lack of regard for the tenants security.

      Does she have the right to use the bins for gardening?

       

      Thanks for your help.

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    Reply To: Reply #20854 in Landlord and Common Property
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