On 24/08/16 19:37, David wrote:
Answering a question on one of the standard house sale forms.

As far as I can tell "did it, didn't have it checked" seems to be accepted
in most cases.

Just being forewarned if the buyer gets picky.


It's the buyers mortgage company that may get picky: they want pukka
insurance and the insurance may insist on a safe electrical wiring
certificate.


As with all things concerning legal boiler plate the paperwork may be well
out of date.

Much of it certainly doesn't pass any strict logical analysis.


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