Service Charge Check
part of Rent Rise Check: rent increases, repayment orders and licensing for renters

Leasehold decisions matching "Silverthorne Loft Apartments, 400 Albany Road, London SE5 0DJ"

Based on 2 decisions whose published address matches "Silverthorne Loft Apartments, 400 Albany Road, London SE5 0DJ".

What the tribunal decided here

2 decisions: service charges 2. 2 are service charge cases, 2 with a readable outcome.

Only 2 decisions with a readable outcome. That is too few to show a pattern.

Items most often disallowed or reduced here: management fees (1).

Past decisions are not a prediction. Each tribunal decides on the evidence in front of it.

How these figures are counted

"Readable outcome" means the decision states one of: payable as demanded, reduced, substantially reduced (more than a third off, as the decision's own figures show), not payable, or dismissed. Withdrawn and procedural decisions, dispensation, manager, right-to-manage and breach-of-lease cases are listed but not counted in that share. A section 20C order is counted only where the decision says it was made or refused; "not clear" means it was asked for but not decided in the document. Figures are as the decisions state them; nothing is added up. Decisions marked "figures not yet checked" (0 here: the regex and model readings disagreed on the outcome, the section 20C result or a total) are listed but left out of the counts.

BuildingCaseOutcomeManaging agentFreeholder / landlordManagement companyItems in disputeDecided
36 Silverthorne Loft Apartments, 400 Albany Road, London SE5 0DJ service charges Dismissed or struck out
s.20C refused
Silverthorne RTM Company Limited Silverthorne RTM Company Limited major works 2 Dec 2020
36 Silverthorne Loft Apartments, 400 Albany Road, London SE5 0DJ service charges Reduced
s.20C order made
Averys Property Management Silverthorne RTM Co Limited major works, management fees 3 Feb 2020

Individual freeholders and leaseholders are never named here; companies are, as the decision names them.

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