Salvador Chávez Morales complained about a camera trained on the kitchen of his Dublin rental, part of the property business of controversial Luxembourg landlord Marc Godart.
The computer engineer from Mexico was soon evicted for complaining.
And a whistleblower who works for Godart, managing his extensive rental portfolio, confirms Morales’ story and gives insights into how the controversial landlord operates.
Despite former tenants successfully taking cases against Mr Godart at the Residential Tenancies Board and winning damages, some report they have never been paid.
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Irish Times Europe correspondent Naomi O’Leary has been reporting on Mr Godart’s operations in Ireland, from the source of his finance to his many brushes with the RTB.
And Colm Keena reports on Godart’s many cases before the Residential Tenancies Board and the court case that begun last week.
Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Declan Conlon and Suzanne Brennan.
