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This recent case considered the interaction in law between the Right to Manage and the appointment of a manager.

Leaseholders Exercising their Rights to Manage a Building Do Not Acquire the Right to Manage the Surrounding Estate

Leaseholders Exercising their Rights to Manage a Building Do Not Acquire the Right to Manage the Surrounding Estate

This case turned on fairness in the acquisition of the Right to Manage.

In this case the freeholder appealed to the Upper Tribunal and failed to overturn an earlier claim by an RTM company not to pay estate charges.

A useful case about a landlord’s liability to contribute towards the costs of repairs and redecorations, following the acquisition of the Right to Manage.

Mark Loveday and James Castle win crucial right to manage case with broader implications. In Avon v Canary Gateway (Block A) RTM [2023] EWCA Civ 616, the Court of Appeal upheld leaseholders' rights, impacting shared ownership leaseholders under the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993.