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That is to say, even if no law mandates the disclosure of asbestos-containing materials on a property, a tenant can file a lawsuit if their landlord knew or should have known that the building was uninhabitable because of the presence of asbestos, a known health hazard.
In California, sellers must provide a Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) to any potential buyer whose offer has been accepted. This form asks specific questions about defects or malfunctions the seller may be aware of.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission found that most buildings constructed between the 1920s and mid-1970s had detectable levels of asbestos. In fact, C.P.S.C. investigators found asbestos in 20% of public buildings and nearly 60% of apartment buildings and homes. Much of this asbestos was considered friable.
The use of Asbestos dates back at least 4,500 years. Evidence found near the Lake Juojrvi, Finland, shows that people used it to make pots and other cooking utensils. In Theophrastus, On Stones, from around 300 BC, there is a reference to a material that is thought to be asbestos.
In California, property owners and landlords who become aware of asbestos on their properties are usually required to disclose its existence. The method for disclosure is directed by law but generally involves forwarding a written notice to persons designated to receive it.
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There is no legal requirements to have an asbestos survey of your property done before you go to market. As mentioned above, the owner could be completely unaware of asbestos in the property sell it like that.
Section 11 implies into all residential tenancies that the landlord must keep the structure and exterior of the property in repair. If asbestos is present in the roof or an external wall it will therefore be part of the structure or exterior and will come within the landlords responsibility to keep in repair.
The landlord should provide an asbestos survey as it is their duty as owner to have assessed the risk of asbestos in the premises. There is no cut-off date for when the Asbestos Regulations apply.
If during your work you discover materials which you believe to be asbestos stop work immediately. Put up a warning sign and ensure nobody enters the area. Report the problem to whoever is in charge and arrange to have a sample of the material analysed.
Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, the presence of asbestos in a rental property could be classed as a statutory nuisance. If a tenant reports the presence of asbestos to the local authority, they have an obligation to investigate.