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Tenancy Deposit Dispute (UK)

Challenge proposed deposit deductions by requesting an itemised breakdown and evidence, and set out what amount you want returned and by when.

Last updated 26 May 2026

Subject: Deposit dispute – [Property address][Tenancy end date]

To: [Landlord/Agent name]
Email/Post: [Landlord/Agent email or postal address]
Date: [DD Month YYYY]

Dear [Landlord/Agent name],

I am writing regarding the proposed deductions from my tenancy deposit for: [Property address].

Tenancy start date: [DD Month YYYY]
Tenancy end date: [DD Month YYYY]
Deposit amount: £[Amount]
Deposit scheme (if known): [TDS / DPS / MyDeposits / Unknown]
Reference (if known): [Reference number]

I do not agree with the proposed deductions as currently presented. Please provide an itemised breakdown of each deduction and supporting evidence for each item, including:

  • Clear photos with dates (check-in and check-out)
  • Inventory / check-in report and check-out report
  • Invoices/receipts/quotes for works claimed
  • Explanation of how you have accounted for fair wear and tear

The deductions being claimed are:

  • [Deduction item 1] – £[Amount] – [Why you dispute this / your explanation]
  • [Deduction item 2] – £[Amount] – [Why you dispute this / your explanation]
  • [Deduction item 3] – £[Amount] – [Why you dispute this / your explanation]

Based on the above, I request the return of £[Amount requested] of my deposit by [DD Month YYYY].

If we cannot resolve this promptly, I will raise the matter with the relevant deposit protection scheme’s dispute resolution service and provide my evidence there.

Yours sincerely,
[Your full name]
[Your phone number]
[Your email address]

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