Right to manage
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Supreme Court gives boost to right to manage claims
The court unanimously dismissed a “leapfrog” appeal from the Upper Tribunal
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RTM notice for premises which contained a smaller self-contained part was valid
Where a property satisfies the statutory definition of premises, it is not necessary for the RTM…
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Right to manage: shared ownership and long leases
Court of Appeal on Avon Ground Rents Ltd v Canary Gateway (Block A) RTM Co Ltd
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RTM: consequences of a failure to serve a notice inviting participation
Baron Estate Management Ltd v Wick Hall (Hove) RTM Co Ltd [2023] UKTT 62 (LC)
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Landlords without management functions and the right to manage
When exercising the right to manage under the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002, the failure…
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RTM claim for part of property that could be further subdivided
A right to manage claim can be exercised in respect of a self-contained part of a building…
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The slightest defect in a claim notice does not render it invalid
The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 gives long leaseholders of flats in self-contained…
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RTM: Gala Unity Ltd v Ariadne Road RTM Co Ltd – solved!
The decision was widely viewed as problematic by practitioners and estate managers alike
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RTM: How do you solve a problem like Gala Unity Ltd v Ariadne Road RTM Co Ltd?
The tribunal is asked to consider whether Gala Unity was decided per incuriam
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Varying a management order to oust a RTM company
A right to manage company has acquired the right to manage a block of flats in accordance with…
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Qualifying tenants under shared ownership leases and notices of invitation
The Upper Tribunal has provided useful guidance as to who is considered a qualifying tenant…
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Solutions on the horizon
Nicola Muir and Anna Phillips look at two cases that highlight issues with right to manage procedure