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This guidance outlines the obligations that the leaseholder protections in the Act place onto building owners, right-to-manage companies, resident management companies and named managers.
As a landlord, find out if the leaseholders in your block have the right to take over management of your building, and the process they must go through to do this
The Right to Manage (RTM) lets some leasehold property owners take over…
To qualify for Right to Manage (RTM): the building must be made up of…
Normally, the leaseholders will contact you once they’ve set up the Right…
You can dispute the claim by serving a counter-notice to the Right to…
If you accept the Right to Manage (RTM) company’s notice, or if you…
This guidance outlines the method of splitting costs in situations where the costs of remediation are greater than the total amount which can be passed onto to qualifying and non-qualifying leaseholders.
DLUHC’s joint statement with regulatory bodies warns building owners that they need to get on with remediation work or face enforcement action.
From 28 June 2022, the leaseholder protections on building safety costs in England have come into effect.
The Building Safety Act 2022 created legal protections for leaseholders from historical building safety costs.
Information relating to the Building Safety Act, which was granted Royal Assent on 28 April 2022.
This guidance provides leaseholders with a plain English explanation of the implications of the leaseholder protections in the Building Safety Act 2022.
How residents in high-rise residential buildings should avoid increasing or creating building safety risks and what to expect from accountable persons.
Check whether you'll have to pay to replace cladding or to fix other safety problems with your building.
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