Service charges
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Ducking the issue of service charges
Elizabeth Dwomoh seeks avian inspiration
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Service charges: timing of payment of a service charge demand
Service charge provisions must be construed in the context of the lease in which they appear…
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Jurisdiction in apportionment of service charges
A degree of flexibility in the apportionment of service charges is possible, writes Elizabeth Dwomoh
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The woes of not making service charge demands in time
Section 20B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 imposes statutory time limits on the ability of…
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Service charges: Flexibility in apportionment, provided FTT not ousted
The Court of Appeal has confirmed there is no objection in principle to a degree of flexibility in…
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Court of Appeal allows flexibility on residential service charges
Landlord permitted to vary an initial fixed service charge proportion payable by leaseholders
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Housebuilder wins Court of Appeal battle over £1m gardening bill
The dispute concerned the decision to add a charge for grounds maintenance to the service charge
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A new era of service charge legislation
Building safety charges will be the biggest reform to service charge legislation in 20 years
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Service charges: Is the price right?
Addressing service charge points in lease negotiations
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Leaseholders win in dispute over Dalston service charge
The freeholder sought to charge leaseholders for repairs and repay them when the insurance paid out
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Assets and liabilities under property and share sales
The different treatment of rent arrears and service charges and how they are apportioned
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Camden London Borough Council v Morath and others
Landlord and tenant – Service charges – Variation of lease