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GB wrote:
If there were a fire because you utterly ballsed it up and someone died,
you might well be tried. Manslaughter through gross negligence would
most probably be the charge. I see no reason why, just because you're an
unpaid amateur, that should not apply.

Just how would anyone know just who had done that work - unless the owner
held his hands up?

I've seen plenty pro sparks leave things in a dangerous condition. Usually
poorly tightened connections.

It's not rocket science adding a socket, following the advice on here.
Something like 80% building work and 20% electrics.

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