Cavity wall inner leaf moved?

[Screech20]

Hey guys,

A little bit concerned about one of my walls. See pics.
The wall was like this when we moved in and ripped down the units that were there, that was over 2 years ago, and I don't think the gaps got any bigger- but I haven't been watching it that closely.
I've become a bit more concerned now, as the wall that runs 90° to it is one that we want to take down, and wondering if it's actually holding it up!

Could this be from the original movement when it was built (1930's) or should I be getting this looked at? If so, what trade? (Builder, roofer, SE..)





Cheers.

 

[theprinceofdarkness]

Some of the crack in the corner looks historic, though the crack underneath the edge of the coving, looks recent.
Frank

 

[^woody^]

Both common. The vertical wall crack is typical of internal and external wall connections, and the coving crack is shrinkage in the ceiling plaster

 

[Screech20]

Thanks guys. Put my mind at rest on that one.
Should I point it out to my SE anyway or is that something he'll look at anyway?


Cheers

 

[^woody^]

He won't be an se if he does not look at it without your prompt

 

[Screech20]

Thanks woody.