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carry out checks on the Defendant's water pipes which are
                 possibly affecting my tenant’s water pressure and supply.
                 Background
                 3. In the evening of 12 July 2017, I met with one of the
                 Council’s in-house legal surveyors, Mr Neville Gray with
                 regards to an ongoing low water pressure issue. Mr Gray
                 attended my property (Flat 117) at 11am on the day and
                 agreed that the water pressure was not adequate. An attempt
                 was made to gain access to the two flats immediately below,
                 including the Defendant’s but this was unsuccessful.
                 4. At approximately 17.00 hrs the same day I was contacted
                 by the managing agent informing me that there was now no
                 water at the flat. I contacted Mr Gray and we both decided to
                 attend the Property out of hours. I arrived at the flat to
                 discover that water had been totally cut off for approx. 30
                 minutes, but surprisingly shortly after our arrival a supply
                 was resumed and with good pressure. This despite the fact
                 that low pressure had been a continual problem since 27
                 December 2016. Thames Water and plumbers have attended
                 my property on at least 5 occasions but could not find a
                 reason for the low pressure.
                 5. The Defendant lives in Flat 109 and in conjunction with
                 his mother/mediator, was contacted by Mr Neville Gray with
                 the intention of inspecting his flat. However, this was
                 declined by the Defendant. Although I was inside the block,
                 (on the landing), I watched the discussion from the open
                 window. It was obvious the Defendant was becoming
                 increasing agitated by the raised voices and approaches
                 towards Mr Gray. I could
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                28 day of July 2017   28/07/2017

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                 see that he was not comfortable with the situation, and he
                 backed off. He seemed to be very vocal with an aggressive
                 manner, which was intimidating; at this point Mr Gray
                 called for the police to attend.
                 6. I wish to add that on a previous visit to the property on 26
                 January 2017, to resolve the low water pressure, the
                 Defendant had informed me that he was restricting the
                 supply and stated: you will not solve the problem as I am
                 restricting their water supply’. This was mentioned to me in
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