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"In a written defence, barrister Isabel Bertschinger argued: 'It is averred that the Terms and Conditions of the tenancy agreement were never explained to the Defendant via a Sylheti interpreter or translated into Sylheti in a written document such that the Defendant could understand them.' Sylheti is mainly spoken in a region of Bangladesh, with other speakers living in India. Ms Bertschinger said Haque was in receipt of benefits and was considered disabled - having been diagnosed with diabetes, obstructive sleep apnoea, hypertension and depression - adding: 'Disabled tenants are more likely to struggle to manage anti-social behaviour by others who live or visit their home." https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15099821/Migrant-59-disability-benefits-uses-human-rights-avoid-eviction-British-retirement-home-moved-wife-28-young-daughters-him.html

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"In a written defence, barrister Isabel Bertschinger argued: 'It is averred that the ... [more]	LP12	08:04:31
>> Here all government forms etc are in French. ...[more]	Free Thinking Doggie	08:53:08
>> Quite right, make these f uking immigrants learn English. Or tell them to fcuk off.	Denc 🗡	10:51:31
>> Beyond belief.	Denc 🗡	08:20:44

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