⟡ The Landlord Who Evicted Us with Sewer Gas ⟡
Filed: 19 May 2025
Reference: SWANK/HOUSING/AIRROCK-EJECTION
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I. He Promised Reimbursement. He Delivered a Crime Scene.
This complaint against Elad Katz, operating under AirRock UK, sets out the legal and material basis for constructive eviction due to:
Prolonged sewer gas exposure at 37 Elgin Crescent
Failure to remediate hazardous conditions
Withholding of agreed reimbursements
Breach of disability accommodations, tenancy duty, and housing law
The flat became uninhabitable.
The air became dangerous.
And the landlord — became legally irrelevant.
II. What Was Promised. What Was Weaponised.
This was not a dispute over rent.
This was housing by chemical warfare.
The complaint evidences:
Internal confirmation of known gas leaks
Negligence in coordinating repair or relocation
Evasion of legal liability disguised as polite delay
A landlord more responsive to image than asthma
He didn’t issue an eviction notice.
He used the plumbing.
III. Why SWANK Filed It
Because “constructive eviction” isn’t metaphor — it’s legal precision.
Because the landlord’s inaction constituted forced departure through toxicity.
Because disability law is not paused when a pipe bursts.
Let the record show:
The tenancy was sabotaged
The promises were performative
The harm was chemical
And SWANK — filed the eviction he pretended not to issue
This isn’t about poor maintenance.
It’s about calculated silence that cleared a flat without paperwork.
IV. SWANK’s Position
We do not permit landlords to escape liability through attrition.
We do not consider gas leaks a form of negotiation.
We do not redact the name of the man who let children inhale sulphide to avoid relocation costs.
Let the record show:
The air was lethal.
The flat was unlivable.
The contract was breached.
And SWANK — filed it all, for housing court and public record.
This is not tenant grievance.
It is disability eviction by sewer line — and we archived every molecule.