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Electrocution in a rented Gloucestershire home

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    Whilst there`s no specific requirement for a test there is a requirement that the property mus be safe, including electrically safe.

    A high up in one of the national landlords associations remarked to me "how else could I prove electrical safety without a PIR (EICR)?".

    He has a few of his own rental properties and always gets them tested religiously.
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    Whilst there`s no specific requirement for a test there is a requirement that the property mus be safe, including electrically safe.

    A high up in one of the national landlords associations remarked to me "how else could I prove electrical safety without a PIR (EICR)?".

    He has a few of his own rental properties and always gets them tested religiously.
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