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Blanco100 · 2019-08-02 13:22:37

Sale agreed on a property, awaiting engineers report. He has suggested getting info in relation to the plumbing, house is vacant 6 months. oil heated, some of fittings are messy (copper and plastic), estate agent said no oil has been in tank the last 6 months. Am I within my rights to ask estate agent to inform owner ill…

02-08-2019 2:22pm

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Sale agreed on a property, awaiting engineers report.

He has suggested getting info in relation to the plumbing, house is vacant 6 months. oil heated, some of fittings are messy (copper and plastic), estate agent said no oil has been in tank the last 6 months.

Am I within my rights to ask estate agent to inform owner ill need to see certification of a plumber that everything is in order?

Or do I have to do this myself? silly question more than likely but just thought id ask to see if anyone else was in same situation

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You can ask, but depending on how demand is you can also be told to go forth.

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#3 02-08-2019 8:15pm

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Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

You can ask, but depending on how demand is you can also be told to go forth.

Or as one might say... "Jog on".

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