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Thread Author: bathtub tom Replies: 15

 Surprises in newly bought house - CGNorwich
"Surely the previous owner would have been liable to correct the known and obvious faults?"

"If faults are known and obvious to the buyer the seller would not need to point them out."

The seller must not misrepresent the property the property and must disclose any known problems that are not readily appararent. He must disclose any work that has been done on the search form

In real life thing get trickier.r Did the seller do the work or was it a previous owner? Was the owner acually aware of the faulty work. Were the problems obvious?

Litigation is expensive and uncertain and at the end of the day the seller may have no funds. Better to inspect the property thoroughly with someone knowleadgeable about buildings and have a full survey done before proceeding
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 Surprises in newly bought house new bathtub tom 25 Jan 22 17:42
 Surprises in newly bought house new Slightlyfatdirector 27 Jan 22 13:27
 Surprises in newly bought house new Ambo 27 Jan 22 13:49
 Surprises in newly bought house new Robin O'Reliant 27 Jan 22 13:51
 Surprises in newly bought house new CGNorwich 27 Jan 22 14:41
 Surprises in newly bought house new Slightlyfatdirector 28 Jan 22 14:14
 Surprises in newly bought house new Fullchat 28 Jan 22 15:25
 Surprises in newly bought house new sooty123 29 Jan 22 10:59
 Surprises in newly bought house new helicopter 29 Jan 22 11:26
 Surprises in newly bought house new sooty123 29 Jan 22 11:46
 Surprises in newly bought house new Clk Sec 29 Jan 22 14:41
 Surprises in newly bought house new Dog 29 Jan 22 13:23
 Surprises in newly bought house new Robin O'Reliant 29 Jan 22 13:47
 Surprises in newly bought house new bathtub tom 29 Jan 22 14:11
 Surprises in newly bought hous.. new Clk Sec 29 Jan 22 14:24
 Surprises in newly bought house new bathtub tom 29 Jan 22 14:14
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