could try getting the landlord / freeholder to get a plumber to install a decent pump or something.kick up a fuss and say something about the absence of a reliable water supply infringing your human rights.
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Monkeyboy,
Mon 23 Sep 2002, 16:24,
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so far,we've spoken to them in person, written them a letter, spoken to the landlord, spoken to their landlord, and contacted a pet Conveyancing Lawyer for some more advice.
The thing is, it never happened with the last tenants who lived there, and they seemed perfectly clean nonetheless.
(The thing is, it never happened with the last tenants who lived there, and they seemed perfectly clean nonetheless.
Dr Phil Kitten,
Mon 23 Sep 2002, 16:32,
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