Flat 2, 2 Albert Road, Queensbury, Bradford BD13 1PB

From the tribunal's reasons on the amount

Submissions The Applicant. The Applicant provided a written submission with exhibits and photographs. The Applicant submits that throughout the tenancy, the Property had a defective boiler, was damp and mouldy and had water leaks. The Property was in disrepair and the Respondent was in breach of his landlord obligations under the tenancy agreement. The damp and mould posed health and safety risks to the occupants in breach of legislation and the lack of remedial action led to respiratory issues for the Applicant and her partner. She contacted the Council in approximately May 2023 regarding the condition of the Property which ultimately led to the issue of the Notice dated 21 December 2023. 28.The Applicant says that she left the Property on 23 December 2023, after having paid her last rent on 28 November 2023. The Respondent 29.The Respondent provided a written submission with exhibits. He submits that he arranged for boiler repairs to be carried out. He received no further contact from the Applicant regarding potential issues until he received a letter from the Council at the end of June 2023 following an inspection that they had carried out. He was notified of damp and mould and that a radiator had fallen off. He contacted his letting agent and an inspection was carried out. Condensation on the windows and black spot mould around the windows was noted. …

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