Straight owner hit 65,000 pounds of fire safety account for finance

Straightholders are not taller for the financing announced after Grenfell Tower Fire, because the fire safety works are hit by a large bill of fire.

The previous government, in 2017, launched the building security act after the fire resulted in the death of 72 people. However, the rules are not applied to buildings with 11 m (36ft) or five-storey buildings.

Some lawyers claim that the new law was “hastily”, but the government said that these tenants cover the majority and will continue to consider the legislation.

Paramedic Tom Deronde took a lawsuit of £ 65,000 because his apartment was in a three-storey building and said that he faced bankruptcy.

“I had to do a month of work with stress. He didn’t have a day I didn’t think about the staff,” he said to the BBC.

In the UK, under 11 million heights, according to our staff scandal campaign, it is estimated that there are 1.3 million rent apartments on the lower floor.

Tom took his apartment in Luton in 2018 with the money he saved from the military. He said he was “completely shock” when he came to a law of 65,000 pounds.

It was the legal share of expenditures to ensure the fire-in invoice. “I thought it was a tipo to be honest,” said Tom.

Then he learned that the height of the building was “selective tenant” and should pay for fire safety work.

“The government says for buildings under 11 m, as the fire is used to use alarms and spray systems, but it’s not true,” he said.

“Both would evaluate two fires that say that there are danger threats and the prices that need to be eliminated would be lower for small buildings.

After complaining to the owners of the building, Tom expects the bill to be reduced, but how much did not find.

Tom had planned to sell the apartment to get a family house, but could not. “He destroys my life and I faced bankruptcy.”

The housing department said that the BBC’s owners of the 11 million majority of 11 million were not to pass the historical security defects to the expenses to determine the lessees.

However, the law does not prevent the calculation for an unlimited amount of money, when TOMIN, developers or householders are not.

Liz Ramsden, Knights is a specialist in rent, and the BBC’s building security act has been prepared very quickly, he said.

“The intention was not that there will be no rental owner, but we find that we have to pay a large number of renters in reality.

“There was very little consultation, and therefore we have these gaps in these gaps and people fall.”

The rules in the buildings above 11M have reserved many rents.

Homeowners with Islamic mortgage or three or more features do not benefit from full protection.

This is a Islamic mortgage, Martin Batty, discovered only one bedroom when only one bedroom was put on sale.

The lawyer’s lawyer explained the Islamic house with the structure of the acquisition of the acquisition of the acquisition – the percentage is in accordance with the Sharia law – it means fall in the act.

“It really feels unfair. I feel I discriminated.”

“Islamic house is a big hit in teeth to know that I am a non-legal rental for getting a purchase plan.”

The government, according to the BBC, was very rare for free loans protected against Islamic interest.

However, Martin said he could not sell the apartment, because mortgage providers will not lend against it and will not advise in non-arvent leases.

Suzy’s spill and her husband Colin invested in four leases to retire – including two apartments “hostage to Hilt” in Salford.

These two apartments are in a building where there are not much covers.

The government will finance the removal, but because the couple has more than three property, they also have unrelated lessees, and the tower block will have to pay for fire safety costs.

“Everything we plan to go out of the window,” Suzy said. “How will we raise the necessary funds? We could have been forked for £ 100,000 for each of our two apartments.”

It is estimated that there are 385,000 apartments belonging to non-open leases such as Suzy and Colin in the UK.

The couple returned to work to save money, “but there is no way we can pay the amount we have to pay,” he said.

“Our lives occupy. We never know that it will end.”

Lawyer Ramsden said: “There is a 40% reduction in rental transactions due to the problems. We must immediately look to our better work for everyone.”

The government spokesman told the BBC to consider the changes in the building security act and consider it could offer more protection than expenses.