The Supreme Court recently confirmed the scope of the Building Safety Act 2022 and the Defective Premises Act 1972.
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These decisions also clarify why a retrospective reach of certain provisions in the BSA is vital in fulfilling a core objective of the BSA.
The parties are entitled to clear explanations and thorough rationale as to why and how sums have been calculated.
Understanding the implications of service charges, maintenance contracts, and QLTAs is critical for landlords to avoid legal disputes, meet their obligations under lease agreements, and maintain positive relationships with leaseholders.
With recent legislation changes announced by the Government, and rebooted FCA guidelines coming into play, it’s all change for 2024.
We’ll be examining the challenges you may have faced (alongside the usual stresses), how many of you have navigated your way through them, and how you can take those lessons learned forward with you into 2024.
We are committed to better protecting and empowering leaseholders by giving them more information on the things for which their charges pay.
Whether you are a member of or deal with a Residents’ Management Company or Right To Manage company, there will be a point in the lifespan of your lift where planned major works will need to be undertaken to prevent a significant breakdown causing a prolonged period of lift outage.
Recently there has been much discussion around changes to the leasehold sector, and whether they spell the end of leasehold altogether.
2023 is a tricky but hopeful year for leaseholders. What does lease extension entail and how Michael Gove’s proposals may affect the sector.