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After house purchase - things that seller liable for? Also, how do I get their address?
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Just so you know, many of your posts make me smiletheartfullodger said:Which country?? In scotland there is more liability for seller.
Middle aged people are as permitted as anyone else to visit a crack den.
I'm 77 - what gives anyone the right to assume my residence is perfect.
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Welcome to the world of home ownership.
Suck it up and move on.2 -
Just concentrate on getting your new home sorted to how you want it to be and get on with your life. Don't let the past blight your future.2
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They all seem like your responsibility to check with the possibility of of the wires.It was your job to get the gas checks (boiler and disconnected fire).It was your job to review the state before accepting completion (where you would have notice droppings, leaks, dirt).If they took a light fitting that was previously there but didn't make good/safe then thats the only one that they would be responsible for but once again should have been raised when you viewed before acceptance.Ask yourself is it really worth the hassle though to chase them over a wire.1
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Looks like the OP has been banned from this site. Maybe too many threads on similar themes?1
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