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KT56 | 10:00 Mon 24th Aug 2009 | Civil
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Can my landlord keep a key
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Yes. How would he get into his car or his own home if he wasn't allowed to keep keys?
10:09 Mon 24th Aug 2009
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even though you live in it, it belongs to him.
10:10 Mon 24th Aug 2009
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Car??

Anyhow, yes they can, it's perfectly normal practice for the landlord to have a key, they are not allowed access without notifying you in advance though.
10:12 Mon 24th Aug 2009
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hi, I have previously remted 3 properties and in each the landlord had a key. This made sense to me as in the first one, we had a gas leak while we were both at work and the ll was able to sort it out and in the second one when our pipes burst we were able to phone him and not have to wait in for him to come and sort them out
15:07 Mon 24th Aug 2009

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