22 long leasehold properties where the City of London Corporation is the landlord ((Leasehold) disputes (management) - Service charges) [2023] UKFTT LON_00AA_LDC_2022_0173 (20 January 2023)
The Tribunal determined whether the service charges demanded by the landlord were reasonable and payable under the terms of the leases and relevant statutory provisions.
- Citation
- [2023] UKFTT LON_00AA_LDC_2022_0173
- Parties
- Landlord: City of London Corporation; Leaseholders: 22 long leasehold property leaseholders
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 20 January 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Leasehold Dispute (management) Service Charges / First Tier Tribunal Determination
- Outcome
- Service charges determined as reasonable and payable as specified by the Tribunal.
- Legal Topics
- Service Charges, Leasehold Management, Landlord Obligations
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Parties
City of London Corporation
Landlord
22 long leasehold property leaseholders
Leaseholders
Procedural Posture
Leasehold Dispute (management) Service Charges / First Tier Tribunal Determination
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the service charges demanded by the landlord are reasonable and payable by the leaseholders
Ratio Decidendi
The Tribunal determined whether the service charges demanded by the landlord were reasonable and payable under the terms of the leases and relevant statutory provisions.
Court Disposition
Service charges determined as reasonable and payable as specified by the Tribunal.
Orders
- Leaseholders to pay service charges as determined by the Tribunal
- Landlord to provide a detailed breakdown of service charges if not already provided
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