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I have just bought has now a catalogue of problems which would not have been seen on viewing for by inspector, do I have an recourse of action?
Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 2.43 PM
the house I have just bought has now a catalogue of problems which would not have been seen on viewing for by inspector. the boiler has problems (which I accept) but I have not been give the annual gas check or any gas certificate, nor have i received any electrical certificates. The kitchen cupboards were only held on the wall with 2 screws either side in the top right and left hand side of the cupboards and have now fell off the wall (all 3) smashing all the crockery, microwave, denting the fridge and pulling the plaster out of the wall. I have a seven year old son, who was not in, luckily. I have asked the estate agents for the developers name, but they say they cannot divulge because of data protection! do I have an recourse of action I am nervous of what else i might find, and assumed that I would be able to have some dialogue with the developer
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