Service charges, administration charges, ground rent, recognised tenants associations and forfeiture. For a brief summary...
The right to extend the lease of a flat under the Leasehold Reform Housing and...
The nature and typical rights and obligations that relate to the ownership of a leasehold...
Consultation for qualifying works to a building and qualifying long-term agreements. Purpose of this booklet...
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The right for leaseholders of a building containing flats to take over the management of...
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Section 158 of Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 under Schedule 11 paragraph 4 thereof provides that a demand for...
A guide to service charges, administration charges, ground rent, recognised tenants associations and forfeiture.
Understand the key things you should know about your lease. If you are a purchaser, this can help make sure your solicitor has covered all of these points and explained them clearly to you.
A brief summary of the key points
LEASE was approached by a group of leaseholders in a converted industrial building in Wales, which consisted of 15 flats...
An interview with Andrew Bond, partner at Smith & Williamson. Andrew's work covers a range of assurance related issues such...
Section 21B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 inserted by Section 153 of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act...
A note on the information that must accompany a service charge demand.
This podcast is a conversation with Stephanie Smith, a barrister at Arden Chambers. Stephanie represents and advises on all aspects...
You should refer to the terms of your lease in order to establish whether your service charge is fixed or variable. If it is variable it can go up or down and so your landlord can increase your service charge provided it is reasonable.
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