LEASEHOLD LOGIC
by Cornell Solicitors Limited
Welcome to Leasehold Logic, Cornell Solicitors’ publication dedicated to providing practical legal insights for the property management sector, with a particular focus on leasehold law.
Our articles are written for managing agents, landlords, leaseholders, RTM companies, developers, surveyors and other property professionals seeking clear, practical guidance on complex legal issues.
Whether you’re looking for commentary on recent case law, service charge disputes, enfranchisement, Building Safety Act developments or the day to day management of leasehold property, Leasehold Logic provides concise, accessible and commercially focused legal guidance.
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Time is a Cruel Mistress – Section 20B of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985
When it comes to providing services under a lease and recovering the cost through the service charge, timing matters! Section 20B of the Landlord and…
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Service Charge Demands: The Summary of Rights and Obligations
Continuing our look at residential service charge demands, this article focuses on a document that should be familiar to anyone involved in residential block management.…
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Know Your Landlord: Sections 47 and 48 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 Explained
Anyone responsible for issuing service charge demands will be familiar with the importance of complying with the statutory requirements. One area that continues to generate…
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Residential Service Charge Demands – Practical Checklist Before You Serve a Demand
Before a service charge becomes payable, a number of contractual and statutory requirements must be satisfied. Failing to comply with those requirements can delay recovery,…
