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Judges to rule on whether tenants in England have right to keep a pet
(www.theguardian.com)
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Leaseholds are a nightmare from front to back right? Why are they still a thing.
I agree they're a nightmare, but how else do you deal with situations like a block of flats where you only own one bit of a building?
The block of flats would be council owned by the tax payer.... taps-head.jif
Or the residents. And what if the majority of residents didn't want pets?