“The majority of the houses obtained by private landlords were now exhibiting signs of neglect and dilapidation.”

“The dust, the dirt, the decay and the dilapidation have taken away the exuberance from the ordinary lives.”

“Disrepair and dilapidation unnecessarily subjects both caregiver and patient to preventable risk for injury.”

“The dilapidatedness of the old house was apparent in its crumbling walls and broken windows.”

“You have not chosen to particularise what defects and dilapidations you refer to.”

“He is to stress that any acceptance by us of the keys is without prejudice to the dilapidations claim.”

“That company has not implemented the schedule of dilapidations and yet occupies part of the Premises and has sub-let other parts.”