Flaky paint, draughty windows, and leaking roofs – if a leaseholder feels that their property is falling into disrepair, you could be leaving yourself open to a claim of historical neglect and a big dent in your service charge funds.

Brady Solicitors' Michael Young explains why it pays to adhere to the maintenance and repair covenants in a residential lease.

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