an uninhabitable
property?
Have you purchased a property within the last four years? Was the property uninhabitable?
If you have purchased a residential property that is uninhabitable or required improvements you might be eligible for a stamp duty refund.
The qualifying criteria:
Common reasons a property can become uninhabitable:
- Heating system not working
- Damp or mould
- Structural issues
- Subsidence
- Asbestos
- Unsafe electrics
- Severe leaks
- No working bathroom or kitchen
If you were unable to live in your house because of bad conditions and paid stamp duty, we are here to help.
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What happens next?
Once we receive your online application, we’ll have a quick chat and ascertain a few extra details about your claim. This will help us determine how strong your case is. We may also ask for photos and documentation to help support it. Once we’re happy we will prepare your case for one of specially selected panel solicitors to take on. As always, our cases will be on a no win, no fee basis. So you have nothing to lose.
How long does it take?
That all depends on the type and the complexity / merit of your particular claim. Things to consider are; Will the claim be defended. Has there been legal precedent before. Will professional experts and reports be required. Some claims can be dealt with in months and some can take a longer more protracted period, which could be years. Either way, yo will be kept abreast on any developments and time frames.