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⌈ Secret Post #2079 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I think my landlord is legitimately a headcase

[(Anonymous)]

If you haven't already, I'd say now is definitely the time to check into books and online resources spelling out tenants' rights in your locality, and check your District Council's website (or whatever your closest unit of local government is) to see if they have an office in charge of rental housing standards or tenants' rights. Intuitively, I'd guess that most if not all of your landlord's behavior is unprofessional and probably illegal--under US landlord-tenant law, it sure would be--but you never know where there are loopholes in the law that someone can exploit, so it's good to know the exact extent of your rights.

In the US, this book is sort of the Bible of tenants' rights:

http://www.nolo.com/products/every-tenants-legal-guide-EVTEN.html

I don't know if there's something comparable for the UK, but you'd think there would be.

Good luck.