I am a council tenant. I am now buying my own home and will relinquish my tenancy.
As a rule of thumb, and according to the Health and Safety Act, the LA are meant to ensure that the property is stripped of all carpet, laminated flooring and lino. However, when I moved in, this was not the case. The only flooring I put down was in the lounge area and in the master bedroom. All remaining rooms, landing area, bathroom and kitchen, in the two bedroomed house has either carpet or laminated flooring.
Now the local authority has told me if I do not take up the flooring in the whole of the house, that they will charge me for the removal and send me the bill. Is there anything that I can do about this? Legally, court etc.
Steven F: I refuse to do that. I will not cost me considerable time to put in a complaint/issuing proceedings. However it will cost me time to take up their flooring, whilst I could be sorting out my YOUNG family and the home we are about to live in!
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