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Service charge round-up (Foundling Court, Cannon, Avgarski)

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Published on: 17 August 2016
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • What are the practical implications of these cases?
  • Foundling Court—consultation requirements
  • Cannon—whether service charge due
  • Avgarski—FTT procedure
  • What was the issue in the Foundling Court case?
  • What was the issue in the Cannon case?
  • What was the issue in the Avgarski case?
  • To what extent are the judgments helpful?
  • Foundling Court

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Article summary

Property analysis: We look at the latest service charge decisions of the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) (UT).

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