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LON/00BE/LSC/2025/0661 · service charges · Southwark · decided 2 Oct 2025

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The Tribunal found the 2022/23 service charges and the 2023/24 interim service charges reasonable and payable, totalling £6,739.97, and referred the county court costs and interest back to the County Court.

OutcomePayable as demanded
Section 20C (landlord's costs of the case)Not applied for
Section 20 consultationNot in issue
Who appliedLandlord or management company
Freeholder / landlordnot a company, or not stated
Management companynone named
Managing agentnone named
BuildingA block, 6 flats
Service charge years in dispute2022, 2023
Items in disputecleaning and grounds, insurance, other, repairs and maintenance, utilities
Items disallowed or reducednone stated
Total demanded£6,889.97
Total found payable£6,739.97
Fees or costs orderednone stated

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flats n
There are six two bedroom flats in the Building.
years
The Applicant's claim relates to two service charge demands:
outcome
We are satisfied that the sums demanded are reasonable and payable.
total demanded
seeking a money judgment in the sum of £6,889.97
total payable
a total of £6,739.97.

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