Brady Solicitors Blog
Lease extensions – understanding your options
Ownership of a long residential lease is a valuable asset. However, as the lease term decreases over time,…
When is a freeholder liable for the actions of a nuisance leaseholder or tenant?
Brady Solicitors’ Jonathan Watts looks at a recent case where new wooden flooring was causing a significant noise…
Reapportioning service charge contributions in a mixed-use block
The FTT is regularly asked to consider the fairness of how service charges are apportioned. The issue of…
Right to Manage reform is welcome – but is the focus too narrow?
The Right to Manage (RTM) rules are set for simplification under Law Commission proposals announced on 28 January…
S.20 major works consultations and the question of waiver
The Upper Tribunal case of Stemp & Anor v 6 Ladbroke Gardens is a useful reminder to managing…
Can a leaseholder apply for a determination of reasonableness for historical service charges?
Jonathan Watts, Operations Director at Brady Solicitors highlights a recent case and offers advice for managing agents and…