what's it for?
you have certain rights, such as the right for the landlord not to derogate from grant/to allow you quiet enjoyment, but if it's for genuine repairs to the building, and it's done reasonably, you ain't going to get no love from the court.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:07, 2 replies, latest was 12 years ago)

I'm not sure, the roof or something like that. There's a sign downstairs that I haven't taken notice of yet, that has been up for a week or two.

( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:10, Reply)

yeah..... probably a good idea to let them fix the roof, eh?
i say move in with your ma. if she has a problem with you being in your pants, she shouldn't have given birth to you.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:11, Reply)

I said this to my mum, once.
She replied "I wish I hadn't"
( Kroney, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:15, Reply)

Or
"Je souhaite que je n'avais pas"
( hartley hare Just some prick who thinks it doesn't apply to him, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:17, Reply)

I reckon a roof is quite handy, donno whats wrong with it, there's a flat between me and the roof though so I don't _need_ it that much, at the moment.
Ma left for cyprus yesterday, she's gone for 3 weeks. I suppose after a few days if I feel weird about it still, I can jog down hers for a little while, but she doens't live near any shops and as a non-driver, that sucks.
( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:15, Reply)

They put up scaffolding because they have so much
money they need to spend it somehow.
(Set your faces to Stunned Bigly, Thu 25 Apr 2013, 14:14, Reply)