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Cert of Compliance

YouWantWhat · 2009-12-13 20:57:20

Hi all I've been asked by a solicitor to do a cert of compliance for an old cottage. It was constructed prior to 1964 so its exempt from planning. And what about the building regs/bylaws? Does anyone know what my response to this should be. Thanks

13-12-2009 8:57pm

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Hi all

I've been asked by a solicitor to do a cert of compliance for an old cottage. It was constructed prior to 1964 so its exempt from planning.
And what about the building regs/bylaws?

Does anyone know what my response to this should be.

Thanks

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#2 13-12-2009 9:59pm

sydthebeat

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This is a legal matter which is not allowed on this forum.

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