drafts – The owner of a house in Montigny-en-Gohelle (Pas-de-Calais) had the door and windows removed from the property occupied by a woman whom he accused of not paying her rent
It's already cold right now, so imagine living in a house with gaping holes for doors and windows. No ? However, this is the ordeal endured since mid-December by a family of three living in Montigny-en-Gohelle, in Pas-de-Calais. Accusing the mother of not paying her rent, her landlord simply had all the door frames removed from the ground floor of her house.
“This courageous mother […] lives without doors or windows since his owner had them dismantled, shortly before Christmas,” alerted the Housing Rights association (DAL) at the beginning of January. According to the association, which supports the tenant, her landlord had asked her to vacate the house for the month of December, “which she was unable to do due to lack of rehousing solution for her and her family”, explains the DAL.
Cash payment without receipt
What follows is more confusing, as the versions of the lessor and the tenant diverge. To our colleagues from France 3, the owner of the house affirmed that the mother had never paid her rent since she entered the premises in June 2024. To compensate, still according to him, the tenant would have undertaken to takes(…) Read more on 20minutes
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