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Sure, but do you think this kind of inspection actually works? At least here in France, we hear many times a year in the media about cases where rented places a
by weddpros 12y ago
Sure, but do you think this kind of inspection actually works? At least here in France, we hear many times a year in the media about cases where rented places are a total dangerous mess, all in spite of regulation.
When people are OK to break the law, they do it big time usually, so adding laws puts the burden on honest people more than dishonest ones...
In France, when you want to lend your house, you must have it tested for energetic efficiency. Mine (which I rent) was rated "A", which means best efficiency... Except I have all heaters on max setting in the winter. The administrative burden and high cost is on all of us, with no guarantee, plus you don't sue for higher than expected heating costs.
- josephlord 12y agoBut without some inspection scheme would there be more bad or borderline cases? The existence of some outrageous cases doesn't prove that the law is useless. (I know I haven't proved that the law is useful either). Also the failure to have the inspection might be easier to prosecute and show was deliberate than particular safety breaches.