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SamVII
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Thanks muchly.
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What? How do the solicitors know that level of detail? I cannot possibly imagine how they do. The vendor? Is this a major developer or a little one?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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This is what my solicitor has come back with after talking to theirs.
It's major, Taylor Wimpy.0 -
And where did their solicitor find this out?
This sort of information isn’t freely available to solicitors. They usually come back and say ‘no certificate’ not ‘no certificate because x’ - that takes some digging. Digging that solicitors don’t usually do!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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It’s a fairly simple thing, but not something I’d expect from a major developer or from NHBC.
The question is whether the electricians play ball and help out with the admin now that they’ve had their money.
Your solicitor will tell you if it’s okay to go ahead and purchase the indemnity policy yourself. What confuses me is where this info came from. It must be Taylor Wimpey.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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So has your surveyor checked it out. Could you not get an electrition to give it a check.
Is this to do with the NHBC insurance, with no cracks damp and all looks good can see no problems occuring any time soon barring floods or earthquakes.
Presume you have a mortgage and getting what you want at a good price, buy .0 -
Thanks muchly.0
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