On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 09:27:31 +0100, "Dave Plowman (News)"
wrote:

In article ,
Peter Crosland wrote:
Now that you know that the work is unsatisfactory you are going to have
to disclose the fact if you sell. Therefore you need to get it sorted
for that reason quite apart from the safety aspect. The problem in
seeking redresss from the previous owners is dependant on adeqaute
proof. If it came to a court case then you would have to prove that the
previous owners lied to to you. It would be worth having a quick word
with your solicitor to see if he confirms my feelings.

Surely if the property was surveyed, the claim is against the surveyor?
Not much point in having one done otherwise?


Basic building society evaluation "survey"?

Get-out clauses?



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