Right to manage
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Right to manage companies must act in accordance with the overriding objective
Rule 3(4) of the Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Property Chamber) Rules 2013…
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Right to Manage: reality bites!
Was a notice was invalid because it had not been given to an intermediate landlord?
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When is an irregular application to acquire the right to manage made?
Defects in an RTM application were not rectified until after the time limit had expired.
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Reforming the right to manage
James Driscoll outlines the proposals in a Law Commission consultation paper on the right to manage.
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When are buildings “structurally detached” from each other?
Parliament provided us with a detailed definition that helps to identify when parts of buildings qualify, but the definition of when a building qualifies is more concise.
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Assethold Ltd v 110 Boulevard RTM Co Ltd
Right to manage Notice
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Assethold Ltd v 110 Boulevard RTM Co Ltd
Right to manage – Notice – Validity – Section 79 of Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 – Respondent RTM company seeking to acquire right to manage building – Respondent…
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Common sense and the right to manage
When, back in May 2012, leaseholders of a block of flats in Plymouth embarked on a right to manage claim (apparently their third attempt), it is unlikely that they would…
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Elim Court RTM Co Ltd v Avon Freeholds Ltd
Right to manage – Notice – Validity – Appellant RTM company seeking to acquire right to manage building – Appellant serving tenants with notice of invitation to participate and subsequently…
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Elim Court RTM Co Ltd v Avon Freeholds Ltd
Right to manage Notice
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RTM claim survives address error in articles of association
Even though it is a “no-fault” based right, disputes over the statutory right to manage (“RTM”) are quite common.
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Avon Ground Rents Ltd v 51 Earls Court Square RTM Co Ltd
Right to manage – RTM company – Premises – Appellant owning freehold of building containing 13 flats – Respondent company succeeding in claim to acquire right to manage building –…