"Dave Liquorice" Wrote in message:
On Mon, 27 Jul 2020 18:58:50 +0100 (GMT+01:00), Jimk wrote:

You need to have a tank meeting modern regs which is almost
always an
active bio-stirrer one IF YOU REPLACE A TANK. But no building
reg has
EVER been retrospective.

I think you can't sell the property until it complies.

I think you can, actually.

With an allowance for doing the work knocked off the price by any
half astute conveyancer.....

Rejected by the seller as there is no legal requirment for anything
to be changed. Mortgage company might try an insist but that is the
buyers problem not the sellers.

ISTR that the requirement for a active system only applies if the out
fall is into a water course, even for new/replacement systems. A
drainage field is not a water course.


What I said?
--
Jimk


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