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Yes I know the certificate is a requirement it's the indemnity policy & if it had any use for anything is what I was wondering?I thought a Gas Safety Certificate was a legal requirement of the landlord's when letting a property. Not sure any indemnity policy is a substitute but perhaps G_M or one of the other helpful LL's on here will come along and clarify this.0 -
The gas safety certificate is a legal requirement for a LL to have completed on an annual basis and is required for rental purposes.I thought a Gas Safety Certificate was a legal requirement of the landlord's when letting a property. Not sure any indemnity policy is a substitute but perhaps G_M or one of the other helpful LL's on here will come along and clarify this.
Its not required as a form in order to sell a property.
The certification I thought the OP was referring to was the actual certificate given out to the person who is the owner of the property when the boiler is installed.
The OP I understand will be renting the property out once purchased so will require a gas safety certificate for their onward tenant.
An indemnity would cover the initial installation of the boiler but not give any coverage regarding the gas safety certificate
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need_an_answer wrote: »The gas safety certificate is a legal requirement for a LL to have completed on an annual basis and is required for rental purposes.
Its not required as a form in order to sell a property.
The certification I thought the OP was referring to was the actual certificate given out to the person who is the owner of the property when the boiler is installed.
The OP I understand will be renting the property out once purchased so will require a gas safety certificate for their onward tenant.
An indemnity would cover the initial installation of the boiler but not give any coverage regarding the gas safety certificate
Sorry if I confused you smodlet.
That'll teach me to meddle in matters not at all clear to my poor, little brain. Huh??? Leaving now.0
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