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Runaway tenant - The Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 (UK)

  • 15-01-2020 6:25pm
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    onrail
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    Is there an Irish version of this law?

    Was left high and dry by a tenant who disappeared owing roughly 1 year of rent' leaving a roomful of seemingly relatively worthless tools, books and furniture.

    After about a year of attempting to contact him by phone and email, we disposed of most of the stuff. Eventually (3 years later), using an email address discovered by chance when going through a diary, we made contact and for some reason (no idea why), he responded.

    Obviously lying through his teeth, he has said that there were valuables within the possessions that were worth > the arrears.

    Not looking for advice, just an Irish version of this law to read through.


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