The Upper Tribunal (“UT”) has confirmed in the recent case of Almacantar Centre Point Nominee No 1 Ltd and another v de Valk and others [2025] UKUT 298 (LC) that qualifying leaseholders are not liable for the costs of replacing unsafe cladding, no matter when it was installed.
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Major works are vital for maintaining the safety, structural integrity, and value of a block and its flats.
Whether it’s roof replacement, façade repair, window renewal or fire safety upgrades, these projects are essential for the long-term health of the building.
Across the UK, Residents’ Management Companies (RMCs) are facing a common challenge: rising service charges.
Leaseholders in blocks of flats can find themselves navigating a legal maze when it comes to making structural changes.
For any RMC, few responsibilities are as significant, or as scrutinised, as the planning and delivery of major works.
Maintaining the cleanliness and structural integrity of your block is a vital part of protecting residents’ wellbeing, controlling costs and safeguarding the long-term value of the building.
The report reinforces the company’s commitment to driving greater transparency and accountability across the sector.
ALEP held its annual conference on 15 October, attracting more than 240 professionals from across the leasehold sector.
Record-keeping is a key tool in assisting with the legal compliance of your building and ensuring that the building is documented for future management.