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Legal rights after buying a house with dangerous electrics.

inner_grace · 2017-07-07 19:23:05

Hi I recently brought a 4 bed detached house and paid the price of what the house was valued at based on acceptable electrics. The seller did not reply to the electricity questions nor did she provide an indemnity policy for an extension (I paid £100 for it just before completion at mine and my solicitors disgrace) I was…

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martindow Posts: 10,568 Forumite

9 July 2017 at 11:52AM

Davesnave wrote: »

Err, would you believe rubber cable? OK it's going back many years, but even in those heady days of practical naivety, I knew perishing when I saw it.

I totally agree if it's rubber. My neighbours had their house rewired. When the electrician took out the old wiring in the loft, he was left holding just the copper which had been lying in rubbery powder.

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