G15 landlord compensates young family left with unsafe windows for 16 months

News18.04.2310.30 AM by Stephen Delahunty

The Housing Ombudsman has ruled that a G15 landlord was guilty of severe maladministration after a young family was left with unsafe windows for 16 months.

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