Subsidence in 1960's home (sale completed only yesterday)

Great video. If you don't mind I have a question, I've just moved into a property built in the 1960's it had a one crack in the outside brickwork on the first floor a wide (>10mm) crack in the interior kitchen wall and on the first day in the property I removed the wallpaper in the bathroom (directly above the kitchen) and found another wide (>10mm) crack. It seems to fit the criteria of subsidence, would the surveyor working on behalf of the mortgage advisor have missed this? Who would be liable for this if it is subsidence since I've only had the property 1 day? What steps should I take next?

Asked by Conrad on 1st Mar 2021
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"Morning

It all depends on if you had a full structural survey or a homebuyers report"
Answered on 1st Mar 2021 - Member since Jun 2020 - report
"Refer back to your surveyor.
Danny Anderson builder"
Answered on 1st Mar 2021 - Member since Feb 2021 - report
"Appoint your own structural engineer and then you can go back with his report."
Answered on 8th Mar 2021 - Member since Mar 2019 - report
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