Dr Patricia Scriven v Calthorpe Estates

October 16, 2013
Dr Scriven applied to the First Tier Tribunal, under s.159(3), Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, for an order varying the scheme on the grounds that the estate charge was unreasonable and / or the formula used to calculate the charge was unreasonable as certain residents were under an obligation to more than others and yet appeared to receive no extra benefit.
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