Cicero wrote:

getting the required documentation, but of course getting the documentation
could save stress if you ever do decide to sell. A bit of paper with a
receipt for a large sum of money is very convincing for most solicitors.

Checking for Building reg approval is one of the things required of
solicitors by the mortgage lenders [Council of Mortgage Lenders Handbook
part 1 sect 5.3 Panning and Building Regulations http://www.cml.org.uk/]
Of course all this runs to a formula so as with most official hassle the
best approach is to never tell them anything more than is strictly asked
for and always in a form which accords with the accepted right answer.




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David Clark

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