Thread: Part P needed?
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Default Part P needed?

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 11:33:14 +0000, Tony Bryer wrote:

On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:14:19 +0000 Pete Verdon wrote :
Well, I shall feel a lot happier about any Part-P-ignoring work I may
do in the future, and a hell of a lot less happy about the whole issue
in general. I'd previously assumed misguided good intentions; the above
looks a lot more like actual malice.


Since my earlier post I've decided to just get on and replace my CU. Use
the 10 ways to make the system much better and safer. But - with gritted
teeth - before I put my place on the market I may submit a
regularisation application for this and various other things that all
will come within the £5K value of work. It will cost around £300 for
nothing really, but a week's interest while solicitors argue is more
than that. And the new CU will be one less thing for a buyer to argue a
price drop on.


Won't you still have to also pay for the "Inspect and Test" certificate
as well as the £300 if your LA does not honour the Approved Doc?


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