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Leaseholders saddled with vast repair bills in the wake of the Grenfell fire disaster have dismissed new rules to pursue rogue developers as a ‘lawyers’ get-rich-quick scheme’. Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announced yesterday that the period during which developers can face legal action over ‘shoddy workmanship’ was being lengthened from six to 15 years after construction. But campaigners reacted sceptically, pointing out any legal action was likely to be protracted and hugely expensive. The UK Cladding Action Group also warned that companies could have ceased to exist since completing the building. Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announced yesterday that the period during which developers can face legal action over ‘shoddy workmanship’ was being lengthened from six to 15 years after construction 

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