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by peejayemThis concerns a semi-detached house that has been converted into two maisonettes. One freehold over the building, side driveway and front and rear gardens. In the rear garden is all paved to extend the driveway to give access to two garages and one parking space. Each garage is demised to one of the...
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19-05-2022, 19:00 PM -
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by Anna1985Why don't instruct a solicitor and buy a freehold?
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19-05-2022, 20:45 PM -
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by PhillybobsonGreat - many thanks for the response!
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19-05-2022, 13:02 PM -
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by PhillybobsonHi - we are selling the shares in the Management company that owns the freehold on a building with 2 flats in the block.
Does this trigger any right of first refusal issues?
There will be no change in ownership of the freehold, just transfer of shares.
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19-05-2022, 09:07 AM -
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by sgclacySelling the shares in a company that owns the freehold does not trigger a right to first refusal
Absolutely certain on that point...-
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19-05-2022, 09:14 AM -
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by PhillybobsonHi - I am freeholder on building with 2 flats. The water meter for one of the flats is sited in a location not part of leasehold, nor communal space, nor public space (area owned by Freehold).
The leaseholder needs to read water meter for billing purposes, which requires me giving access for...-
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25-11-2020, 14:43 PM -
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by PhillybobsonThanks for your responses - we have resolved the situation. A smart meter has been installed which can be read remotely.
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19-05-2022, 09:00 AM -
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by finest1Hi All,
The flat upstair has been leaking for some years. The ceiling soon partially collapsed stopping me fro m letting the flat. The leaseholder upstairs kept claiming that the leak was not coming from her flat despite sending them photos of her wet subfloor. I sent a letter claiming...-
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18-05-2022, 17:09 PM -
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Reply to on -going leaksby JackBluebirdah i understand, sorry for confusion. As far as I'm aware, there is absolutely no reason to let anyone representing another leaseholder into your apartment. are you obliged to? no.... will your claim hurt if you dont? almost certinaly not... As i understand it she is essentially challenging the survey...
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19-05-2022, 00:17 AM -
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Reply to on -going leaksby finest1Thank you for your response. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear but the freeholder has already sent a surveyor and they are satisfied that the leak has been caused from upstairs.
It's the leaseholder who wants to send their own surveyor or architect, and has refused to allow their insurance...-
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18-05-2022, 19:52 PM -
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