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"A couple who bought a luxury waterside flat in London are suing in a 3.6m High Court fight, after complaining about badly-fitted toilets in their home which risk people falling off while sitting on the loo. Julian Thirsk and Emma King spent nearly 700,000 on their apartment on the banks of former reservoir and now idyllic nature park, Woodberry Wetlands, - dubbed "London's best kept secret" - near Finsbury Park, in north London, in 2012."
"But Mr Thirsk, 54, and Mrs King, 49, are now locked in a multimillion pound court fight with developers Berkeley Homes over a series of alleged "defects" in the property. Among other complaints, they say defective toilets have leaked six times and even pose "a risk of personal injury due to their pans being installed in a manner which fails to prevent users being tipped forward.""
The Independent seeks donations to fund on-the-ground reporting and to keep journalism free of paywalls, stressing trust across the political spectrum. Donations support coverage of reproductive rights, climate change, Big Tech and investigations such as Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC and the documentary 'The A Word'. A Julian Thirsk and Emma King purchased a luxury apartment near Woodberry Wetlands for nearly 700,000 and now allege multiple defects. The couple claim repeated toilet leaks and assert improperly installed toilet pans create a risk of users being tipped forward, prompting a multimillion pound legal dispute with Berkeley Homes.
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