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Yifter
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We have a house built in 1880. Out the back when we bought it there was an extension that was built pre 63. It did not need planning permission because of this. The extension itself was sub standard and we knocked it down and rebuilt it. The rebuilt extension is actually smaller than the old one so no planning permission was needed for this either. Here's the problem. We are now selling our house and the buyers want to an architects certificate of exemption from planning permission. Becasue the extension was built pre 63 it did not need documentation and it isn't on the deeds. But because there is no documentation, there is no proof that the original structure was built pre 63. How does this work?