Validity of Tenancy Agreement Without EPC at Start

Is a tenancy agreement valid if there was no EPC at the start of the tenancy, but there is one now?

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Energy Performance Certificates (EPC)

Since 1 October 2008, landlords have been required to make an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) available to prospective tenants when a property is being advertised for sale or let. The purpose of the EPC is to show prospective tenants the energy performance of the dwelling they are considering renting.

Validity of Tenancy Agreement Without EPC at Start

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