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Building Issues & Bust Builder

Choclolate · 2010-11-07 22:53:20

I live in a new house. The builder is gone bust and the bank is completing the remaining houses and selling them. I have a damp issue in my house which I think is fixable but will cost a few thousand. Is anyone liable. Can the bank take over the estate and wash their hand of any problems on the original house. Any advice…

07-11-2010 10:53pm

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Choclolate

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I live in a new house.

The builder is gone bust and the bank is completing the remaining houses and selling them.

I have a damp issue in my house which I think is fixable but will cost a few thousand.

Is anyone liable.

Can the bank take over the estate and wash their hand of any problems on the original house.

Any advice appriciated.

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#2 08-11-2010 12:22am

Builderfromhell

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Not a simple question in my view.
If I were you I would seek professional legal advice.
Don't think people can give specific advice here.

Best of luck

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