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BOD  
#1 Posted : 20 October 2016 12:45:16(UTC)
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BOD

Hi,

I have a case in Northern Ireland where a The Northern Ireland Housing Executive are paying for a private tenants property to be upgraded ie a disabled bath/shower and amendments made to the bathroom. Also involved are a Housing Association and an architect.

In this instance who would be the client? The NIHE or the owner of the house, who by the way is over 80 years of age?

Thanks

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davidhwatkins  
#2 Posted : 20 October 2016 13:14:15(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: BOD Go to Quoted Post

Hi,

I have a case in Northern Ireland where a The Northern Ireland Housing Executive are paying for a private tenants property to be upgraded ie a disabled bath/shower and amendments made to the bathroom. Also involved are a Housing Association and an architect.

In this instance who would be the client? The NIHE or the owner of the house, who by the way is over 80 years of age?

Thanks

 

In the circumstnaces above, the cllient would be the housing association.

Hope that helps.

Dave
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davidhwatkins  
#3 Posted : 20 October 2016 13:15:49(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: davidhwatkins Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: BOD Go to Quoted Post

Hi,

I have a case in Northern Ireland where a The Northern Ireland Housing Executive are paying for a private tenants property to be upgraded ie a disabled bath/shower and amendments made to the bathroom. Also involved are a Housing Association and an architect.

In this instance who would be the client? The NIHE or the owner of the house, who by the way is over 80 years of age?

Thanks

 

In the circumstnaces above, the cllient would be the housing association.

Hope that helps.

Dave

In housing association I meant Housing Exec.
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