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Cancellation Policy

Disclaimer The term “Inspector” is used hereafter to define the Inventorybase software user who is responsible for completing this property report. It is the duty and ultimate responsibility of the Inspector and the Tenant to agree upon the accuracy of this report. This report has been prepared by an Inspector who is not an expert in buildings, furnishings, decorations, woods, antiques, or a qualified surveyor. This report relates solely to the furniture and all landlord-owned equipment and contents in the property. It is not a guarantee or assessment of the adequacy or safety of any such items, but merely a record that they exist in the property on the date of the inspection and a note of their superficial condition. The Inspector will not take readings unless the meters are clearly visible within the property or attached to an exterior wall at a low and accessible level. Windows throughout the property have not been tested for functionality or operation. Descriptions are based purely on the superficial appearance of the windows, frames, and locks. The Inspector accepts no liability arising from any failure of the windows or parts thereof to function properly. Inspectors do not check gas or electrical appliances and give no guarantee regarding the safety or reliability of such items. Inspectors are not required to test smoke or carbon monoxide alarms. Testing the visible “test function” may occur; however, this is not a guarantee of the adequacy or full safety of these alarms. It is only a record that the battery was present (if tested) at the time of the inspection. The Inspector cannot undertake to move heavy furniture or access areas such as lofts, cellars, locked rooms, or high cupboards, nor unpack stored items. Inspectors reserve the right not to handle items deemed fragile, valuable, hazardous, or unhygienic, and may generalise or summarise such items where a detailed inspection is unsuitable. Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988–1993 Compliance with fire and safety regulations regarding furnishings, gas, electrical, and similar services remains the responsibility of the instructing principal. Where the report states “Fire Label Present”, this does not mean that the item complies with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) (Amendments) 1993). It is merely a record that the item displayed a label similar to those described in the Department of Trade and Industry’s guidance (January 1997 or later). It is not a confirmat

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