Thread: Housing Law, Anyone?
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Unread 25 Sep 2006, 13:53   #1
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Housing Law, Anyone?
I have recently left uni and therefore have moved out of my student accomidation. I had lived there for two years. I have not had my bond back yet (which is another matter) but some of my hosuemates have and have been charged for cleaning the house. I am pretty sure it was cleaned after I left.

I have two questions:

1) Can he charge us for general cleaning of the house before the new tennants move it? I'm not talking about broken windows or anything, more like an unemptied freezer and unhoovered carpets?

2) Is he required by law to have the house properly cleaned before he lets it to new people?
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