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Lack of building regulation approval.

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  • Troy_af
    Troy_af Posts: 176 Forumite
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    user1977 said:
    If it's a big developer it's pretty unlikely it won't have been signed off (in practice I think it would have been one inspection covering both NHBC and building reg compliance), so any suggestion of a lack of certificate probably just means nobody has looked for it properly.

    That is exactly what I was thinking. I am still waiting on a response to enquiries to find out for sure if the indemnity insurance is just regarding the windows or if there is indeed a lack of completion certificate for the original build.

    Assuming the worst case scenario (that there is no certificate provided), where should I be looking to obtain one? The local search has come up saying none available at the council, please ask the vendor.

    This of course should be a job for the solicitors, but based on my experience so far with solicitors over the last year trying to move home I have no doubt I will probably have to try and find it myself.
  • user1977
    user1977 Posts: 19,513 Forumite
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    If the council can't be persuaded to find it, the developer ought to be able to help.
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