New build garage retaining wall wet

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Hi all thanks for all your help I have some photos of the garage been built you can't see all of it but best I have
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If I’m looking at that pic right, that appears to show that the ground level was higher at rear of the garage at the time it was built, and that there’s some kind of vertical dpm lapped up the outer face (black, behind the blue crates) which then stops as the ground steps down. Where is the water getting in, in relation to where we can see that dpm in the latest pics?
 
If I’m looking at that pic right, that appears to show that the ground level was higher at rear of the garage at the time it was built, and that there’s some kind of vertical dpm lapped up the outer face (black, behind the blue crates) which then stops as the ground steps down. Where is the water getting in, in relation to where we can see that dpm in the latest pics?
Hi mate it's at the block plier on the left side that's afew course's about the brick work in the picture
 

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My guess is the vertical dpm isn’t continuous/lapped with the horizontal at that point. Possibly damaged/torn if the slab settled? No access to it now either since they’ve built that 3rd outer skin
 

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