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Darren Hampson
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Sorry i cannot comment on this legally but i do feel that Matthew is correct . Those typical white heterosexual males would be classed as discrimanating against other beliefs, sex etc., should they participate in 'white music awards and the straight pride marches'. I read recently that the St George cross was deemed racist as the BNP amongst other use this. This is a symbol of our culture and should not be looked on this way.
We embrace every culture possible however, i cannot agree with anyone who states that other cultures accept ours!!!!
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Darren Hampson
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We have been served with a terminal schedule of dilapidations in regrd to a industrial unit. The property was split in two for our occupation. The property has been seperated to form two units. A tenant has been found for one of the units leaving the other unoccupied. The landlord has carried out dilapidation works on expiry. Do we have a defence in regard to s18 in regard to the separation of the units? I do understand about supersession but it is unclear whether this applys in this situation.
Any advice on defence of the above would be much appreciated.
~Thank you.
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Darren Hampson
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We have been served with a terminal schedule of dilapidations on a split industrial unit. The units were heated via a OST (bunded) . This tank had been leaking in the past and has contaminated the ground underneath.
A Phase II Audit has been carried out and identified that the extent of the contamination does not cause concern and the tank should be drained down and either repaired or replaced.
The Landlord replaced the tank but not carry out any ground remediation. The landlord claims that we are still responsible for the contanmination and we should compensate him in dilapidations stating that the property may damage future value.
We believe that the tank itself could have been repaired as identified in the report.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
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