Smoke detectors legal liability and latest developments

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Bendall, D

Language: English Series: Housing and Planning Review ; June/July 1994, 29-30(2)Publication details: 1994Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses potential legal liability of landlords for installing or not installing smoke detectors. Looks at how the market has developed. A survey by BRK Europe Ltd reveals that the case for the installation of smoke alarms is indisputable.Summary: This article is no longer held by the RICS Library but may be available through inter-library loan. Please ask library staff for details.

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Discusses potential legal liability of landlords for installing or not installing smoke detectors. Looks at how the market has developed. A survey by BRK Europe Ltd reveals that the case for the installation of smoke alarms is indisputable.

This article is no longer held by the RICS Library but may be available through inter-library loan. Please ask library staff for details.

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