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Shower repairs by landlord....

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paulamcb | 17:45 Wed 30th Mar 2011 | Civil
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we have lived here for 2 years and 2months ago the shower stopped working.
We have had the landlord saying, we cant get the parts, weve got the parts, we havent got the parts, we need to fit a new shower, weve got the parts now when can we fit them but they have not turned up yet.

Getting pretty sick as the rubbish immersion costs more to heat up for a bath than having a shower.

Should i pay the rent this month??!!
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yes, you absolutely should
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You must pay the rent, have been in similar situations over the years and feel your frustration, but do not give him/her any reason to put your tenancy in dispute.
Actually you can withhold rent to pay for repairs. However you must first report the repair in writing and give a reasonable length of time for it to be done. Give a final warning letter then start getting quotes for the work. Full details at this link:
http://england.shelte...ing_rent_over_repairs

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