Hi Olives, Kensington certainly like to try your patience don't they You should write to them as a formal complaint and request these charges are removed from your account and at the same time ask for the previous charges back. If you need help with the letter you know you only have to ask

Yep, I know. Could never have done it without you Brigadier and Lee.

so im no expert, but my advice may be helpful. there has been no mention of a check in or check out inventory, this would mean that his use of the £450/£350 deposit for decorating can be disputed, he cant claim for making repairs etc to the property if there is no evidence that it needed doing or was caused by your daughter, also general wear and tear should be taken into account so even if there was an inventory then this could be written off. he would also need to provide invoices for this work, not just say oh I used that money for this I hope you accept this. I would say the same goes for the rubbish removal, if there is no chec

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