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Do leaseholders have to pay for repairs on amenities they don’t use?

Disputes between managing agents and leaseholders regarding who pays for what are not new and occur relatively frequently.…

The Supreme Court comes to a decision on a nuisance dispute involving the Tate Modern Gallery

A recent Supreme Court judgement in Fearn and Others v Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery could…

The First-Tier Tribunal awards the first Remediation Contribution Order

The leasehold sector is working through the raft of building safety legislation which is developing currently. We have…

The Supreme Court judgement: Aviva v Williams

In this blog we look at the Supreme Court’s recent unanimous decision in Aviva v Williams, handed down…

The FTT comes to a decision on who should cover £1.6 million insurance costs in London Docklands

In this blog we look into a recent first tier tribunal (FFT) case, in which the leaseholders of…

The new Fire Safety (England) Regulation, who is it for and what does it cover?

Following the Grenfell Tower tragedy in June 2017, the UK Government issued the Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022…