| Topic: | Re:The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | |
| Posted by: | Mark Loveday | |
| Date/Time: | 10/10/14 16:42:00 |
| Jules You have a right to challenge service charges under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985. In essence, a landlord (Council or private) cannot recover any costs which are not "reasonably incurred" under s.19 of the Act. You should write and point this out. Ultimately, you can apply to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) to decide the point under s.27A of the Act. Details are on the Leasehold Advisory service website. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | 04/10/14 11:51:00 | Jules Enoki |
| Re:The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | 08/10/14 23:06:00 | Jordan Milne |
| Re:Re:The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | 19/10/14 22:21:00 | Jules Enoki |
| Re:The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | 10/10/14 16:42:00 | Mark Loveday |
| Re:Re:The Cost Of 2 or 3 Paving Slabs Being Laid (service charge) | 19/10/14 22:38:00 | Jules Enoki |