Brady Solicitors Blog
Historical neglect and service charge disputes
Flaky paint, draughty windows, and leaking roofs – if a leaseholder feels that their property is falling into…
When does a contract become a qualifying long term agreement?
Brady Solicitors take a practical look at a recent case where a freeholder’s lack of consultation was challenged…
Should you offer service charge payments by instalments?
Managing agent and RMC director clients often ask us if they should allow leaseholders to pay their service…
Lease interpretation and service charge disputes
The lease is generally the first port of call when trying to resolve a service charge dispute. Things…
Appointment of a Manager
Leaseholders unhappy with the management of their block are entitled to appoint a manager via the First-tier Tribunal,…
‘Estoppel by convention’ and why it matters in service charge disputes
A successful appeal at the Upper Tribunal is a reminder that it can be dangerous to rely on…