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If a LL took it to a tribunal to get a tenant to empty a pool or erect a fence I would have thought the tribunal officer would recognise it as a council matter and refer the tenant there for advise. The 'tenancies' side would probably see an attempt to force the tenant to empty or rid of a...

I know the LL has a resonsibility for all hazards related to their property and fittings, inc. insurance implications regarding businesses being conducted from the property, but all hazards associated with the tenants belongings and behaviours too? That's news to me. I also thought...

Yes, but the question relevant to you is, is it your responsibility if it's not your pool?

I would guess almost everyone. Who would pay $58 for a small pool (most have a pump btw so aren't pulled down overnight) and then go and spend 2K+ fencing it? I've heard of very young children drowning in a plastic bucket of water too. Infact it almost happened to a friend's daughter...

In regards to registering, it clearly states here that it's the pool owners responsibility.

You would think so. This sounds heartless, but as upsetting as it would be, regardless of what the law stated, I would be able to live with myself if someone elses child drowned in THEIR small above ground pool, under THEIR supervision. I fully expect a pool to be the LL responsibility if...

Who knows. People try to sue over anything nowadays. If someone was filling gas tanks under my IP, or had numerous people coming to the house to buy goods, or used it as a day care centre, or a mechanics workshop, or fulltime hairdressing salon, I would intervene. If they were making a...

If you're that worried about the pool then ring the council. They're the ones with the authority to make the tenants pull it down or erect a fence. Puts the ball in their court and covers you. Personally I'd be more concerned with how the PM is screening tenants and how they deal with tenants...