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Old 07-12-2009, 13:41   #28
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Re: Please Help Me To Save Lives

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Originally Posted by tdadyslexia View Post
[By Bold] Rubbish see Eclipse Fire Protection.


Don't you meen "no matter how much money we have" ?
Is still a lode of Rubbish.

No it is better to have them both, tipicull landlord with that kind of comment.


No it is a legal requirement already, and I bet you know already that it is a legal requirement ?


No, but if the building has been converted in to flats or a HMO then yes it does need a Fire escape!



You require a Fire Alarm System plus Fire Extinguishers and Emergency Lighting it is a legal requirement for the above!


I would hope so, and I hope your smoke alarms are not the DIY battery tipe? If thay are you are breaking the law, you must have a Full Fire Alarm System with Emergency Lighting as well as Fire Extinguishers in a House of Multiple Occupation (HMO)!


[My Bold] You scrooge, that is just doing the bare minimal required by law, tipicull landlord.

[My Bold] Will not hold up in court, you and you a lone are responsable for the Emergency equipment!

[My Bold] Oh so you are breaking the law see above!


So you are trying to say that you are refilling the Fire Extinguishers or replacing the batteries in the Fire Alarm System each month that is just Rubbish.

[My Bold] Don't you mean the bare minimum

Rubbish, you must have the rongh insurance then.

So you hav not bought Fire Resistant carpeting then? so you are breaking the law ones more! All carpeting and window coverings must be Fire Resistant in a HMO! Plus all furnishings must be Fire Resistant in a HMO as well

What a load of Rubbish.
Look, I was quite willing to have a rational discussion with you on this subject, believe it or not I actually agree there should be more done to improve the safety of some places. I have seen some very dire properties that I wouldn't let to anyone. But, I think you need to brush up on your understanding of residential lettings regulations and calm down on the "typical landlord" rhetoric. The fire safety procedures I have in my properties are way above the required minimums and I do not need you to tell me anything different.
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