Indemnity insurance

[anonymous-user]

I've edited this bad boy to 'Does anyone on here do Indemnity Insurance for conveyancing?'
Emma

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 26th February 19:15

[anonymous-user]

I had a place which had alot of questions unanswered come sale time,the problem was solved for £100 indemnity each time and i had alot! It was sold ontime.DO NOT GET THE COUNCIL PLANNING INVOLVED.

[Rangeroverover]

if you contact the council indemnity cover virtually unavailable

[anonymous-user]

Rangeroverover said:

if you contact the council indemnity cover virtually unavailable

Thats not what happened with me,i spent thousands and 3 months trying to get the council building approval,it wasnt getting done,so my lawyer just got an indemnity on everything.But i did hear that you should not contact the council just do the indemnities.I wish i had known this as it would have saved time and money.

[richatnort]

This is very good timing. Property I'm buying doesn't have a fensa certificate but phoned building control and they can come and retrospectively access and give one. Would you just take the indemnity on this and not bother? Sorry for hijack!

[anonymous-user]

I wouldnt give adivce on such an important thing ask your solicitor.My comments are just what happened to me at a sale.