Under Section 24 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987, any leasehold flat owner has the right to apply to a Tribunal to change their managing agent if they’re unhappy with the current one. But its normally a last resort there are time and cost implications and the appointment will only be granted if you can prove fault with the current management.
The process can be initiated by a single leaseholder or a group, and its a good alternative when theres no enthusiasm in the block for going down the Right to Manage route.
In this Advice Note well look at how you can go about appointing a new managing agent through a Tribunal.
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