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Case for Emotional and Mental Abuse was set aside on 19th August 2024, pending additional information, for resubmission as a Ciminal Lawsuit. A case for Multiple Trading Breaches was set aside on 19th August 2024, pending additional information, for resubmission at the Midland Magistrate's Court.
Beware of their bait and switch tactics. They will advertise a property at one price for a 12 month lease and try sneak a clause into the contract that allows them to raise the rent every six months. READ THE CONTRACT!!! You are better off not dealing with dishonest people.
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