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renting business electricity question

herknheavy · 2012-08-28 18:11:32

I am renting a coffee shop and have agreed all the rent part but the power is off over 6 months so it needs to be certified by an electrician am i responsible for the cost of the cert or should the landlord pay?

28-08-2012 6:11pm

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herknheavy

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I am renting a coffee shop and have agreed all the rent part but the power is off over 6 months so it needs to be certified by an electrician am i responsible for the cost of the cert or should the landlord pay?

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#2 29-08-2012 8:43am

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A nice landlord will get it sorted for you but I have found most wont and will leave it up to you. This means you will need a qualified electrician to come out and go through all the electrics and then certify them. Then you need to get the electricity re conected and it can be expensive enough.

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