"Andy Hall" wrote in message
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On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 11:08:08 GMT, Tony Bryer
wrote:

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- Property is sold and buyer's solicitor/surveyor picks it up. I
think that this is the most likely.

.andy


The part above is the one that is going to bring everything into line. It
is soon coming that the seller has the house the surveyed before a sale, not
the buyers. So in a time when the house is going up for sale, the seller
needs the new paperwork to say the house is up to sellable condition, which
includes the safety of all appliances and permanent fixtures that are being
sold with house.

I do wish people wouldn't just pick the one new part of one small
requirement, but actually looks at the new parts of all the new requirements
that are springing up in all the trades conditions of work act. They are
all working together on this you know. It's not just "Part P" of the small
changes, it's a blanket coverage of all the trades. Read more about this
rest of the changes that are taking place shortly before going on about this
silly little Part P.