Under the Building Act 1984, what are the most likely reasons that a building will be rejected?

Build_Regs_Advisors 6 February 2013 14:57 2

The most common scenarios for a building to be rejected if is:

	it is defective in some way;

	it is in contravention of existing Building Regulations.

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