Section 20 consultation
Understand your rights to be consulted about major works or long-term agreements that you pay for through your service charge, and how to respond to a Section 20 consultation.
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Responding to Section 20 consultation
Your consultation rights for major works or long-term agreements and how to respond
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Qualifying long-term agreements (QLTAs)
Your rights to be consulted about long-term contracts that your landlord arranges
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What happens if your landlord does not consult
Options if your landlord does not follow the Section 20 rules on consulting about major works
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Example Section 20 notices for private sector landlords
Example notices that landlords may send to leaseholders to consult under Section 20
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Example Section 20 notices for public sector landlords
Example notices that public sector landlords may send to leaseholders to consult under Section 20
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