In May 2005, R and UU entered into such an agreement, which provided that UU R would report each year the taxes collected for each of its properties and that R would pay this amount to the UU, while UU would at the same time file a patent from an agreed commission. It would then be up to R to collect the money from his tenants. As a result, R earned commission fees, but earned the risk that some tenants would not pay and leave them less money than they had paid to UU. I contacted United Utilities today, who said that the account was in the name of Rochdale Council and that there was zero balance on the account. I also have a letter from UU saying that Rochdale Council is their client, and they can only discuss water bills with them, and I should take into account any request regarding the water bill with them. So why Rochdale Boroughwide Housing my owner sent me the bill is four UU participation parties, RMBC, RBH, and the occupants. So UU are paid by RMBC, which then charge me more than they pay UU, Ithen I have to give my money to RBH, so what happens then? What does rbh actually?. This assumes that consumers pay. and if they do not have eviction for an unpaid debt, they are not due to them as an owner. Now, the question no one will answer Who is the seller for the occupants? and which section of WIA1991 applies to them. If I have the answers, I will post them.

Tagged as: leases, rental rights, rental lawyers, types of leases These are the first two paragraphs of a joint letter from the former head of strategic housing construction (RMBC) and the current general manager (RBH) in December 2008 to tenant advisors, according to the wrong press articles to the policy of the councils. Dear Tenant) Following recent media coverage of the collection of water royalties as part of your rent, the Council and the RBH felt it was important that you be informed of the facts regarding the consulting agreement with United Utilities, the benefits of this insurance for tenants and RBH`s approach to managing rent arrears. Is Rochdale the only council that imposes water charges in this way? No no. In England and Wales, more than one million Council and Housing Association tenants pay their fees in the same way.