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    FAQ – What is Section 20?

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    By Flat Living on January 1, 2015 FAQ, Section 20

    Section 20 is the consultation process for works which:

    • Will cost any one leaseholder more than £250. This includes repairs, maintenance and improvements to your building and estate.
    • Enter into a long-term agreement (for more than 12 months) with outside contractors for work, supplies or services which will cost any one leaseholder more than £100 a year. Examples include cleaning, grounds maintenance and surveying.
    • Carry out work under a long-term agreement where the work will cost any one leaseholder more than £250.

    The Section 20 consultation process generally has three stages:

    • A notice of intention – what you are planning to do.
    • Notification  of estimates – prices that you have obtained.
    • Notification of award of contract – who has been chosen.

    More advice can be located on the Leasehold Advisory website http://www.lease-advice.org/information/faqs/faq.asp?item=173 or via the RICS Service Charge Residential Management Code which is available here.

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