Table of contents
- Original news—residential service charges
- What does the legislation provide?
- Why did the Tribunal allow the appeal?
- 'Costs incurred'
- The landlord for the time being
- Was the landlord entitled to adjust the service charge?
- What are the practical implications of the decision?
- Original news—commercial service charges
- What were the key issues involved?
- What are the lessons for lawyers?
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Article summary
Property analysis: In this item we look at recent developments in the area of service charge including a case on the recovery of residential service charge for a period before the landlord acquired its interest, a case highlighting the importance of clear drafting for commercial service charge reserve funds and a reminder of the launch of the 3rd edition of the commercial service charge code.
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