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I don't know what regulations apply where you are, but in the UK an electrician has no legal right to disconnect a customer, or insist they have a rewire. Obviously sensible to explain specific dangers and give advice, perhaps in writing.
For rental property here, the landlord has legal duties to keep the property safe - that's a different situation.
 

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