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Following the installation of a new kitchen & aplliances,
replacement cooker cable, new lighting, switches, sockets etc etc a friend is being told by the "fitter" that no certification is required as the electrical works are "minor".. What chapter & verse(s) should they be using to ensure the required paperwork is forthcoming? And what would be the correct paperwork? If the "fitter" is unable to supply appropriate paperwork, what avenues are available to the householder to correct the situation? (Excepting the "deny all knowledge when selling up" option) TIA -- Jim K ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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