JB Leitch look at a recent High Court case which addressed whether a developer’s defective works amounted to a building safety risk.
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An Important Building Safety Case Which Provides a New Process for Determining Service Charges Payable Under Leaseholder Protections Recently the Upper Tribunal provided a notable decision relating to leaseholder protections in Schedule 8 of the Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA 2022) in Lant Street Management Company v Lehner, and notably…