I don't think legal costs falls within the remit of S20
I would not be surprised if Directors...
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Unfortunately (forgetting for the moment that the main purpose of S20 is to further monetise FHs, and to create a shield to make non-transparency even less amenable to addressing)
I don't think legal costs falls within the remit of S20
I would not be surprised if Directors...09-08-2022, 11:23 AM -
Odd one here. Apologies if this is in the wrong place.. but a vote was taken when I was a volunteer director on the board of our freehold company (property is leasehold with share of freehold), about whether or not to pursue a leaseholder for a potential breach of lease. It was very murky, not much...08-08-2022, 16:44 PM
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why are rag tag and bobtail running things when you employ a managing agent ? this is precisely what the agents are supposed to be doing in an amateur setup like this, if I was a flat owner I would not be happy on my service charge being wasted on this. FTT might be best solution now, but not sure...09-08-2022, 09:28 AM
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Were you notified as leaseholders that £40k was to be spent on legal advice? Was a Section 20 notice received regarding the legal costs?...09-08-2022, 05:34 AM
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The simple answer is yes, a board can overturn a previous decision. It was unwise after the leaseholder held a document stating that the matter was closed.
Who is the accounts department, is that not part of the managing agent? Are you saying that one part of the agent is acting contrary...09-08-2022, 05:26 AM -
I was late in paying service charge for a flat. Letter came from solicitor. I paid in full including their legal fees (their fees were £350), but was late by their deadline. Things go filed at Court, so they want an additional £1,200 in legal fees (on top of the £350 already paid. On the court form...07-08-2022, 20:47 PM
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I doubt that contacting the SRA will assist you.
Subject to your replies, you should consider making an offer to settle on a without prejudice basis subject to costs. The earlier you make the offer and the less work which has been carried out by the solicitor, the better.09-08-2022, 05:13 AM -
Do you have a breakdown for these legal costs? What were these solicitors doing for this money?
If you have a managing agents, then who authorised payment from the client account?
Can the directors be held accountable?
You should sue your solicitors. Some are just...09-08-2022, 00:54 AM -
Agree with Lawcruncher, that's an extraordinary amount they've spent if so. I wouldn't even expect that amount to be spent on a tribunal.
I'm not an expert in Company Law but I'd have thought an additional problem for the board may be that they overturned the vote after action had already...08-08-2022, 20:01 PM -
The scandal here is the amount of the legal costs.08-08-2022, 19:54 PM