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Category: Leasehold Advisory

Mundy v the Sloane Stanley Estate

by James NaylorJanuary 26, 2018April 13, 2018 Leave a comment

In a landmark leasehold reform case, the Court of Appeal has rejected the tenants’ grounds for appeal and ruled in favour of the freeholder on the matter of lease extension costs.

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Cases, Leasehold Advisoryjames wyatt, mundy, parthenia valuation, sloane stanley estate

How to Cover the Costs of RTM

by Simon MastersJuly 10, 2017

If you own a flat in a block that forms part of a wider estate, the idea of organising a Right to Manage (RTM) claim might seem time-consuming, difficult and costly.

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Leasehold Advisory

RTM for Multiple Blocks

by Simon MastersJuly 10, 2017July 10, 2017

Leaseholders can take control over the management of their building, without proving fault on the part of the landlord, by setting up a right to manage (RTM) company.

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Leasehold Advisory

Ground Rent Too High?

by Simon MastersJanuary 27, 2017February 2, 2017

Rip-off ground rent, extortionate ground rent, high ground rent. No matter how you describe it; if you’re the owner of a leasehold house or flat then it will be an unwanted addition to the cost of ownership.

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Leasehold Advisory, Uncategorized

Pros and Cons of Non-Statutory Lease Extensions

by Simon MastersSeptember 30, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

Before deciding to serve a notice of claim on your landlord and exercising your statutory rights to a lease extension, it might be worth asking whether the landlord is willing to grant you a lease extension on a voluntary basis.

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Leasehold Advisory

Should You Buy the Freehold under Your Own Name?

by Simon MastersSeptember 24, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

When buying the freehold of a block of flats it is possible to buy under individual names, but it may be preferable to set up a company to buy the freehold instead.

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Leasehold Advisory

Fire Safety in Leasehold Flats

by Simon MastersSeptember 18, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

In respect of the communal parts of blocks of flats, such as the entrance hallway, stairwell, parking areas and even the roof, the person managing the building has a duty to carry out a fire risk assessment and an asbestos survey.

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Leasehold Advisory

Controlling Asbestos in Leasehold Flats

by Simon MastersSeptember 11, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

Under the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 it is necessary for the common parts of residential blocks of flats, whether purpose built or converted from a house, to be tested for the presence of asbestos.

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Leasehold Advisory

The Leaseholder’s Right to Request a Copy of the Building’s Insurance Policy

by Simon MastersSeptember 5, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

If you own a leasehold flat, it is usually the landlord’s responsibility to arrange insurance for the building and this is normally recovered as part of the service charge.

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Leaseholders Causing a Nuisance

by Simon MastersAugust 6, 2016December 15, 2016 Leave a comment

Most leases contain covenants (obligations) which state leaseholders cannot cause nuisance and annoyance to their neighbours.

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