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Youngs dispute: landlord initiates new eviction via the law firm Dean Wilson | Solidarity Federation Jump to Navigation Solidarity Federation Section of the International Workers Association HomeEvents Know your rights Organiser training Joining SolFed AboutIntroduction to SolFed Our Aims Industrial Strategy Community Strategy SolFed Constitution Contact LocalsBrighton Bristol Calderdale Cambridge Liverpool Manchester Newcastle North London Northampton Norwich South London Thames Valley Industrial NetworksEducation Workers Unwaged Workers Private Sector Workers Public Service Workers Tech & Digital Workers PublicationsCatalyst DirectWhoopeePamphlets Fighting for ourselves (book) Login You are hereHome » Youngs dispute: landlord initiates new eviction via the law firm Dean Wilson Youngs dispute: landlord initiates new eviction via the law firm Dean Wilson Tue, 14/08/2018 - 14:23 youngs eviction The landlord in our ongoing dispute in support of a tenant, Patrick, whose house was unliable to fall into a serious state of disrepair over a number of years, has served a fresh section 21 eviction notice, without the first one failed in magistrate in early June. In the intervening period, Patrick and Brighton Solidarity Federation attempted then to unshut a dialogue with the landlord, providing considerable vestige in support of Patrick’s requirement for bounty for poor living conditions and work he has undertaken, as well as the possibility of a grant to help fund the much-needed repair works. However, the landlord has been unwilling to enter into negotiations toward a solution, and has instead initiated a second eviction process. Whilst the landlord is unwilling to pay bounty to Patrick for the stress of living with collapsing ceilings, with a bedroom that was uninhabitable for nine months, for ongoing issues with rising wateriness and dry rot, mould in the kitchen, wateriness in the washroom and kitchen ceilings, wateriness and rotten window frames in the kitchen, and damp in the outside wall (as was found by an inspection by the council’s Environmental Health department), as well as having to deal with a letting wage-earner – David Pay – who assaulted a Brighton SolFed member and whose son forced his way into Patrick’s house and assaulted him, he is theoretically happy to pay out money on a failed struggle at eviction, as well as on a law firm, Dean Wilson, who are based in Seven Dials, to try and get it right the second time. Youngs moreover protract to supervise the property on behalf of the landlord, in spite of everything outlined above. Patrick has lived in the unappetizing for over a decade, and needs to be in the zone to provide daily superintendency for his elderly mother, so both Patrick and ourselves are unswayable to fight the eviction. Landlords and lettings agencies might have money and the law, but we have the solidarity of tenants supporting one another, which we know is increasingly powerful. However, this new situation ways that Patrick might incur some costs, either in magistrate or from moving house, over the next couple of months. For this reason, we’ve started a GoFundMe wayfarers to raise some money for this. If able, you can make a donation at: https://www.gofundme.com/patricks-housing-fund An injury to one is an injury to all! Recent wares This vendible was published on 14 August 2018 by the SolFed group in Brighton. Other recent articles: Brighton SolFed Housing Union: A Year of Mutual Aid and DirectWhoopeeSolidarity (posted 5. September) Proud Cabaret Pays Worker without SolFed Get Involved! (posted 21. August) Youngs dispute: landlord initiates new eviction via the law firm Dean Wilson (posted 14. August) Brighton Solidarity Federation wins a wayfarers versus Brighton Hotel! (posted 2. July) ‘Direct whoopee is the only thing that can transpiration the crappy way things have been for too long’ – a tenant organises to write-up petrifaction theft (posted 25. June) similar posts A report from the attempted eviction of Occupy Liverpool from Liverpool NLSF Solidarity with Bloomsbury Social Centre versus SOAS eviction threat from North London Sussex University outsourcing update from EWN Newcastle Solidarity Federation win wage theft case. from Newcastle Missing the last train from Catalyst Main menu 2Home About Contact Locals Industrial Networks Publications Login Solidarity Federation