The LVT Bulletin

Decisions from the LVT and Higher Courts summarised and analysed for you

The LVT Bulletin provides summaries and analysis of important landmark decisions from the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal and Higher Courts, affecting the residential leasehold property sector. It is a valuable resource for anyone involved in this industry.

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Mr. H Atiken and Mrs. M Atiken v Park South Management Limited

Type of Case: Costs

Decision Date: 20/02/2012

Property Address: Park South Austin Road London SW11 5JN

Holding & Management (Solitaire Ltd) v Norton and other appeals and Re: Bradmoss Ltd

Type of Case: Administration Charges

These linked appeals concerned sub-letting fees. In all cases the tenant sought to sub-let their flat; and the leases prohibited this without the consent of the landlord/management company.

Attorney General v Singer & Singer

Type of Case: Service Charge, Legislation

Mrs Singer was the long leaseholder of a flat within a block of 30 flats. She, and her husband, had a long running service charge dispute with the management company responsible for managing the block.

OM Property Management Ltd v Burr

Type of Case: Service Charge

Mr Burr was the leasehold owner of 9 Cambridge Square, Royal Eastwood Park, Redhill, RH1 6TG and holds the same under a lease dated December 29, 2000.

Lawton v 55 Elgin Crescent

Type of Case: Service Charge

Ms Lawton was the leaseholder of a flat in 55 Elgin Crescent. In or around 2004, she paid certain service charge monies on account of major works, which, on her case, had still not been exhausted as she had still not received value for money in respect of the works done. The landlord disagreed.