Good morning.I am Afrikaans speaking so ...

Asked by the Customer on 30-03-2017 11:05:19
Question posted in the Landlord Tenant Law category relating to Gauteng

Good morning.

I am Afrikaans speaking so please forgive spelling errors.

I painted and fixed everything in the shop 11 years ago when i bought it from the previous tennant.

after 11 years the land lord send me a notice to repaint the shop and replace all cracked floor tiles as well as repair serious damage

to some sections of the roof sealing.

the roof was leaking for years as he refuse to repair it properly. allways said he fixed it but the next time it rain the roof leaks.

As a result the sealing and wood is rotten so much that repair cost would be a lot of money.

In the same letter he raised my DEPOSIT from 2100.00 to 5190.00 rand.

The front entrance door is back braking to open. only i kan open it. he refuse to repair it since 2006

PLEASE HELP ME !!!!

What kan i do ???

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