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Tenant Fiddling with the Electrical Installation in a Rented Property.

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Do landlords normally include a clause in the rental agreement preventing fiddling with the electrical installation in rented properties?


Who would be liable for any loss or injury when sub-standard electrical work was carried out by a tenant if:


1. The landlord allowed it or did not actively restrict such work.


2. The landlord allowed it.


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    I once met somebody who was a commercial landlord. She told me that her standard contract required tenants to leave the property in the same state in which they had found it.


    (However, some NHS tenants on a fixed term lease had made such a good job of fitting out some offices that she was not going to enforce that term. So that's why the NHS is skint! ? )
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    I once met somebody who was a commercial landlord. She told me that her standard contract required tenants to leave the property in the same state in which they had found it.


    (However, some NHS tenants on a fixed term lease had made such a good job of fitting out some offices that she was not going to enforce that term. So that's why the NHS is skint! ? )
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