Time to regulate building inspectors’ conduct


Rahim’s condominium unit had numerous defects which the developer dismissed as acceptable. Despite following the Defects Liability Period (DLP) process and granting time for repairs, the developer delayed without resolving the issues.

Frustrated, Rahim hired a building inspector that he found via the Internet to assess his unit and produce a professional Building Inspection Report for his Housing Tribunal case. The inspector charged RM600 for the report, which was a hefty two-inch-thick document, seemingly a worthwhile investment.

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