Vendor not identifying septic tank location

Having been through similar, I'd suggest getting an engineer out to check you can put in a treatment system.

If you ever apply for planning permission for anything, such as an extension, the council will likely force you to put one in.

I paid about €15,000 for my one, so factor this into your negotiations.

The auctioneer introduced the buyer having been informed by the owner that the owner was minded to sell.

High CourtOctober 6th and 7th, 1966[1967] 101 I.L.T.R 25Teevan J.Estate Agent—Claim against both vendor and purchaser—Implied contract—Employment as estate agent—Reasonable remuneration.The appellant claimed against the respondents, purchaser and vendor respectively of a farm, that, while acting as estate agent on the instructions of each of the respondents he effected an introduction between them so as to bring about a sale and claimed his estate agent's commission or, reasonable remuneration. The Judge found that the appellant had not been instructed by the vendor to find a purchaser for her farm. He also found that he had been instructed by the purchaser to find a suitable farm for him and that he had effected an introduction to the vendorHeld:—

• 1. For an estate agent to claim remuneration he must establish that a contract exists between him and the person from whom he claims requiring the estate agent to perform certain work to effect the purchase or sale of a piece of property.
• 2. The estate agent must in fact perform this work and must effect the introduction between the parties to the sale.
• 3. In the absence of express terms providing for a specific commission, the estate agent is entitled to reasonable remuneration for work performed.