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Old 30-09-2008, 06:52 PM
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Post Tenants still losing £15,000 every month in lost deposits
Despite the implementation of a mandatory tenancy deposit protection scheme earlier this year, tenants are still losing approximately £15,000 in deposits each month by not sticking to tenancy agreements.The rules were introduced to ensure a fair and balanced way for landlords and tenants to resolve any disputes at the end of a tenancy.A government-authorised tenancy [...]

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