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       #Post#: 30133--------------------------------------------------
       Re: House purchase - solicitor won’t budge on a buildings regs i
       ssue
       By: mickR Date: July 17, 2024, 4:38 am
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       as @Andy points out, the lender has made an offer and therefore
       must be satisfied. I might be tempted to write to the Solicitor
       stating that fact and that they (the solicitor) is being
       unnecessarily obstructive.
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       Re: House purchase - solicitor won’t budge on a buildings regs i
       ssue
       By: Southpaw82 Date: July 17, 2024, 5:55 am
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       [quote author=mickR link=topic=2509.msg30133#msg30133
       date=1721209090]
       as @Andy points out, the lender has made an offer and therefore
       must be satisfied. I might be tempted to write to the Solicitor
       stating that fact and that they (the solicitor) is being
       unnecessarily obstructive.
       [/quote]
       What conditions is the offer subject to though?
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       Re: House purchase - solicitor won’t budge on a buildings regs i
       ssue
       By: andy_foster Date: July 17, 2024, 6:25 am
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       [quote author=mickR link=topic=2509.msg30133#msg30133
       date=1721209090]
       as @Andy points out, the lender has made an offer and therefore
       must be satisfied.
       [/quote]
       That was not what I was pointing out. That was pretty much the
       opposite of what I was pointing out.
       #Post#: 30178--------------------------------------------------
       Re: House purchase - solicitor won’t budge on a buildings regs i
       ssue
       By: mickR Date: July 17, 2024, 7:56 am
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       what was the point you were making ?
       #Post#: 30207--------------------------------------------------
       Re: House purchase - solicitor won’t budge on a buildings regs i
       ssue
       By: Olihorton Date: July 17, 2024, 1:58 pm
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       Thank you all for your points and replies - you’re a most
       helpful and knowledgable bunch.
       I’ll pass on all the info as I’m not currently aware of what the
       specific conditions of the mortgage offer were other than the
       spray foam had to be removed.  Presumably it is fair to assume
       that this would imply any remedial works would need to comply
       with building regs even if this isn’t explicitly stated.
       I think the easiest option for them is to approach BC themselves
       or appoint an independent BC to clarify.
       Thanks again, all of you!
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