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One of our Sydney units changed hands last year. The vendor did a hasty renovation which included replacing the kitchen cupboards. There is a gas-fired water heater in the cupboards which had to be removed while the cupboards were replaced. We strongly suspect that no licensed plumber/gasfitter was used because the exhaust flue outside the kitchen was left hanging at an odd angle; no competent tradesman would be so shoddy.
The exhaust flue is presumably common property because it’s outside the cubic space of the unit. The OC thinks the purchaser should pay for rectification because the fault was caused by the former owner. Is there a ruling on this?
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