My mind's gone blank-what's the name of that insurance you can take out when you don't have fensa certs etc when selling your property.

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Please.

can't remember we had to have it cost about £200.

sorry can't remember what it is called - we got our solitor to sort it out for us when we bought this house (he said it would save us the trouble when we came to sell it)..

Didn't cost much agree approx £200.

Oh god I can't remember either. Can your Solicitor sort it? They usually do

You mean Indemnity Insurance - ours was about £80 for two windows iirc. Your solicitor can arrange it , or you can check on the website as to whether yours have been registered and get a new certificate here .

Thats it! Indemnity insurance.

But our solicitor involved building control and once there involved you can't have indemnity insurance. We are having to have the glass in one of our kitchen windows replaced with toughened glass under same ludicrous ruling they have, because the window is next to the back door.

Until the glass is replaced, we cant have the completion certificate for the miniscule kitchen extension that was built in 1998, which somehow never cropped up when we managed to buy the house in 2001.

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