Terryw wrote:
This is the trouble you get when using a conveyancer.

I know.. it was my own stupid fault. I actually thought he was a solicitor, because I went to a law firm to do my conveyancing, turns out they have an in house conveyancer… but at least he can refer to the soliciter I guess… but I worry he may do something silly first, and…[Read more]

I emailed my concerns to the conveyancer, and explained that according to the contract I feel that I don't have to give permission to view the house plans, purely because it was not a condition within the contract. And that they should have done all those checks before signing the contract, or put clauses with the sale being subject to such checks…[Read more]

Thank you all for your responses so far, they've taken a bit of a load of my shoulders, though I'm still worried and waiting to hear back from my conveyancer! Basically his initial e-mail went like this:"The Purchaser has now requested your permission to view the Council house plans and permits to ensure that no illegal building works have bee…[Read more]