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13 Jun 2002 10:14AM

- Author:
- Caroline Potter
Where you are the freeholder of a mixed-use building, which
has a number of tenants and subtenants, is it necessary for
you to comply with the statutory provisions designed to protect
residential tenants relating to prior consultation before you
submit service charge accounts to your tenants? This was the
issue that came before the Central London County Court where
it was held that unless the legislative regime was followed, there
may be difficulties in recovering service charges where... (542 more words)
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