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New tighter reguations for the Diagnostics when selling


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Aujourd’hui un propriétaire ne peut plus dire “ce n’est pas de ma

faute”. On est passé du DPE informatif au DPE juridiquement opposable.

Un vendeur ou un bailleur est désormais responsable solidairement avec le diagnostiqueur du diagnostic réalisé et on peut agir contre les deux” explique Maître Corinne Frappin, avocate en droit immobilier à Paris."

I do not see how a vendor can be legally responsible for an error in the diagnostique, unless it is due to the owner's having knowingly provided false information about the construction and hidden insulation of the building, whatever Mrs Frappin says.

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I do not see how a vendor can be legally responsible for an error in the diagnostique, unless it is due to the owner's having knowingly provided false information about the construction and hidden insulation of the building, whatever Mrs Frappin says.

We sold a large old house relatively recently. All we provided were the last few electric bills and fuel bills. We burnt wood during the winter, all "cash" bought or trees we had cut down ourselves. None of this was taken into account for the DPE, which, given the paucity of monies we had spent on the bills provided, gave a very good rating of C! Thus it was not our fault the diagnostic chap was less than thorough in his investigations. No account was taken of insulation etc.
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