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Antonia Posted 21 years ago
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House rules

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00The owner of the accomodation retains the right to enter the accomodation, under special circumstances, in the absence of gusets if he notices that their entrance is necessary to prevent damages which may or may not be predictable, such as water leakage, damaging of windows, shutters and sunshades due to the wind or rain. In case of the above, the owner shall infor the guests on the time and reason of his entrance. 02br
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0 Is it better to say accommodation or facility?Thanks 0-
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0 I think accomodation is better; "facility" refers to something different, look here: 02br
00[n] a service that an organization or a piece of equipment offers you; "a cell phone with internet facility" 02br
00[n] services and space and equipment provided for a particular purpose; "catering facilities"; "toilet facilities" 02br
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0 What about the rest of the paragrah, any suggestions? 0-
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00The owner of the accomodation retains the right to enter the accomodation, under special circumstances, in the absence of gusets if he notices that their entrance is necessary to prevent damages which may or may not be predictable, such as water leakage, damaging of windows, shutters and sunshades due to the wind or rain. In case of the above, the owner shall infor t
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0 I don't need to state what he owns, I'm allowed to translate it rather freely. Thanks abbie 0-
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