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Refused technical drawings
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Sure, but we aren't taking about a few centimetres here and there. Often there are major changes to layout, windows, garden etc.user1977 said:
Just for some context, even in commercial developments, and even where all the parties have access to all of the drawings, and even with construction supposedly having laser-precision measurements etc - they still base the rent etc on the actual measurements carried out after it's been built, rather than trust the plans.[Deleted User] said:
That's because they don't want to be held to them. It's quite common for what they build to be different to what the sold off plan.Ellcee said:
They won't let me take photos either!warwick2001 said:Could you take photos on your mobile phone of the drawings when you go to look at them?
Just look at the number of threads here complaining about ridiculous changes to what people are sold.0
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