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BIR/00CS/LSC/2018/0016 · service charges · Sandwell · decided 22 Feb 2019

The Tribunal decided that the proposed roof recovering, fascia, soffit and rainwater goods works are Lessor's Expenses under the underleases and so are payable by the leaseholders through the service charge, while not deciding whether the proposed costs are reasonable.

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 / landlordBithel Estates Limited
Management companynone named
Managing agentBithel Estates Limited
BuildingA block, 12 flats
Service charge years in dispute2019
Items in disputemajor works
Items disallowed or reducednone stated
Total demandednot stated as one figure
Total found payablenot stated as one figure
Fees or costs orderednone stated

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flats n
comprises a development of 12 flats arranged over ground, first
freeholder
Respondent 2 : Bithel Estates Limited
years
As the works are planned for 2019
outcome
It is clear to the Tribunal that the roof recovering works as set out in the Applicant’s submissions are Lessor’s Expenses as defined by the Underlease and, therefore, fall to be paid by the First Respondents

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