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All's well that ends well.
Especially when they get a warrant, get a locksmith, break open the door, stop the flooding in the upstairs kitchen and all returns to normality.
Well, except that I'm going to sleep on the futon, my bed being somewhat moist.
Night all!
Especially when they get a warrant, get a locksmith, break open the door, stop the flooding in the upstairs kitchen and all returns to normality.
Well, except that I'm going to sleep on the futon, my bed being somewhat moist.
Night all!
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Date: 2004-08-13 03:16 am (UTC)If they are not responsible for the damage they did, then they can claim against your claims on their house insurance.
If they dont have house insurance then it can get exspensive for them.
If your renting you will be expected to return the flat in the condition you got it, that means the you will have to report it and get someone to claim responsibilty. Or you will end up with the costs.
Anyway I hope it all gets sorted and that it doesn't cost you anything.
Good luck