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I agree it's a buyers market but this thread has confirmed to me that what was raised wasnt as serious and I am now in the process of challenging the c1 as it seems overly harsh

It's not even the lender. The mortgage offer is fine, this is purely from the buyers themselves.

I think the main thing is that these reports are very counter-intuitive if they aren't backed up legally, even if C1's are raised am I legally obligated to even do anything? There just seems so much of a grey area that it's hard to  decide what to do. If C1's are raised I'm pretty sure I can...

Thanks for all the help. As far as I am aware I don't legally have to do anything, if they want an NICEIC cert that passes then I can get away with the above workaround of plastic switches and fittings. Hopefully this will suffice as I have a feeling our buyers may try to bring the price down...

Oooh thank you i will check that out.all our switches are indeed plastic.

I spose I phrased it wrong, by not doing this work what are we actually limiting? Ability to do future work on ghe property? Or is it legally required? My hunch is that its not required but its just nice to have a compliant certificate.

Our property was built in the late 60's and has never been fully rewired. We had a new kitchen installed and on the Electrical Installation Condition Report it was raised as a C1 No Earthing to Lighting throughout the property. We are now selling our property and wanted to know whether we...