46 Granville Park Management Company Ltd v Brilliant

February 17, 2011

Following a falling out between the parties, the respondent failed to pay any service charges and sought to challenge such sums as had already been paid.
The respondent was entirely unsuccessful and was disbelieved in evidence.
In addition to refusing him the protection of s20C, the LVT found that the respondent had behaved “unreasonably” in requiring an oral hearing when a paper determination would have been more than adequate.
It ordered him to pay £28.23 in costs.
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