GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998 Sample Clauses

GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998. The Landlord is fully responsible for ensuring that gas installations and gas appliances are maintained in good order before the commencement of a tenancy as well as throughout and checked for safety at least every 12 months by a GasSafe registered engineer. A property cannot be let without such a certificate. Fineholm can appoint a GasSafe regulated engineer to inspect all gas appliances and their installations and carry out any remedial work necessary. The cost incurred will be debited to the Landlords account.
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GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998. It is a criminal offence to let Premises with gas appliances, installations and pipe-work that have not been checked by a Gas Safe Registered Engineer. You will need to provide us with a copy of a Gas Safety Certificate (“GSC”) carried out no more than twelve months previously. If this GSC is not sent to us when you return this Agreement you give us authority to arrange for a gas safety check. The GSC will need to be renewed at twelve monthly intervals. If we are managing the Premises we will arrange for a new GSC automatically at your expense if you do not provide us with a new one at least 5 working days before the existing one expires. If we arrange for a GSC there will be an administration charge as shown in section 23. We need to give your Tenant documentary proof of your compliance with these Regulations at the commencement of the Tenancy and within twenty-eight days of the GSC being renewed. If you use your own contractor we will need proof of their Gas Safe registration. No Tenancy can commence until we are in receipt of a valid GSC (if there is gas in the property). If we are not managing the Premises it is the legal responsibility of the Landlord to arrange for the gas safety check and for a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate being given to the Tenant annually. We have no liability if the Landlord fails to comply with the Regulations. Gas Safe now recommends that a carbon monoxide detector is installed in all properties.
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GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998. It is a criminal offence to let a Property with gas appliances, installations and pipe-work that have not been checked by a Gas Safe Registered Engineer. You will need to provide us with a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate (GSC) carried out no more than twelve months previously. If this GSC is not sent to us when you return this Agreement you give us authority to arrange for a gas safety check. The GSC will need to be renewed at twelve monthly interval. We will arrange for a new GSC automatically at your expense if you do not provide us with a new one at least 5 working days before the existing one expires. We need to give your Tenant documentary proof of your compliance with these Regulations at the commencement of the Tenancy and within twenty-eight days of the GSC being renewed. If you use your own contractor we will need proof of their Gas Safety registration. No Tenancy can commence until we are in receipt of a valid GSC. If we are not managing the Property, it is the legal responsibility of the Landlord to arrange for the gas safety check and for a copy of the Gas Safety Certificate to be given to the Tenant annually. We have no liability if the Landlord fails to comply with the Regulations.
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GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998. The Landlord is fully responsible for ensuring that gas installations and gas appliances are maintained in good order and checked for safety at least every 12 months by a GasSafe registered engineer. If the Agents are not provided with a valid gas safety certificate prior to the commencement of the tenancy and annually thereafter, the Agents can appoint a GasSafe registered engineer to inspect all gas appliances and their installations and carry out any remedial work necessary on the Landlord’s request. The cost of such a certificate or renewal or any remedial work would be at the Landlord’s expense. A further fee will be payable to the Agents in the event that they are instructed to do so. This fee will cover the sourcing an appropriate engineer, liaising with tenants to arrange access and the certificate itself. See “Our Fees” for further details. The Agents reserve the right not to instruct any works or inspection for the purpose of such certificates until sufficient funds are received from the Landlord.
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GAS SAFETY INSTALLATION AND USE REGULATIONS 1998. All gas appliances, fittings and pipe work in a property that is to be let out must be checked on an annual basis to ensure they are in a safe condition. In the process of this check the engineer will also need to examine the entire length of gas flues until they exit the building. If he is unable to access flues for any reason he will not be able to certify the system as safe and to do so it may be necessary to construct access panels at appropriate points. We as agents must be in receipt of a current Gas Safety Record that lists all appliances and confirms that these and the associated fittings etc. are safe prior to the commencement of any tenancy. This Record must be completed by an approved Gas Safe Register contractor and a copy given to the tenant at or before the start of the tenancy. Records must be kept for a minimum of two years and renewed annually. A copy of the renewed record must be given to the tenant within twenty-eight days of the check having been carried out. If a landlord is found guilty of a failure to comply with this regulation he will have a criminal record and face imprisonment, a fine or both. In addition, any Section 21 notice seeking possession will not be valid if it cannot be evidenced that the tenant received a copy of the Gas Safety Record at the beginning of the tenancy. As agents we will not allow a tenant to take occupation of a property that has gas appliances that do not have a current satisfactory Gas Safety Record. We can make arrangements to have a Gas Safety Record obtained for your property prior to the commencement of a tenancy for which there will be an additional charge. Charges are outlined in our Schedule of Fees and Charges at the end of this document.
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