Landlords must learn how to address leaks involving leaseholders and shared owners, says Ombudsman

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The need to liaise with neighbours can exacerbate the “complexity” of some cases but this “does not absolve obligations” warns watchdog

The Housing Ombudsman said social landlords must give extra considerations to fixing leaks that may affect a leaseholder or shared owner.

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