What happens if a landlord does not have a working carbon monoxide alarm in their UK rental property?
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Failure to provide a working carbon monoxide alarm in areas with a fixed combustion appliance can result in a fine of up to £5,000 per breach, alongside potential civil claims and reputational damage.
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