Property tribunal

FirstPort blows a fuse: Why are energy subsidies absent from the £265,784 electricity bills – an increase of 154% – at St David’s Square, tribunal is asked

After seven efforts at reform – with more on the way – Sections 21 and 22 of Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 are still flawed service charge protections

Leaseholders duck £430,000 legal bill to block celebrity architect Sophie Hick’s underground house next door

Property tribunal tightens up how it appoints section 24 court-appointed managers after the Richard Davidoff debacle

Settlers Court: for the first time the Supreme Court considers right to manage. The result? Leaseholders get a battering over communal area management

Vicky Pollard property tribunal: yes, but … no, but … Yes, you have been ripped off over insurance. But no, we can’t do anything about it

Well, can Sir Keith Lindblom do anything about Richard Davidoff’s continuing role as an officer of the property tribunal?

FirstPort faces leasehold rebellion over service charges at St David’s Square

Sir Peter Bottomley calls on ministers to listen to ‘whistleblower’ ex-employees of Richard Davidoff (of ABC Estates)

Property tribunal chamber president Siobhan McGrath says Richard Davidoff has two other section 24 court appointments – ‘as far as I can ascertain’ – and proposes a new practice code to encourage section 24 appointees to behave

Richard Davidoff, of ABC Estates, ‘breached his fiduciary duties’ after disastrous performance as a court-appointed manager, rules property tribunal

Is ‘Chapman’ the new ‘Daejan’?

Andover asphalt major works war sees landlord forced to pay for leaseholders’ expert

Coronavirus drags property tribunal into a new tech world with hearings via Skype

Lawyers offer pro bono aid to leaseholder facing QC in £24,000 dispute in Upper Tribunal

Southwark litigant-in-person leaseholder faces wipe-out after £24,000 tribunal victory. Council now deploys ‘shock and awe’ QC …

Parliament told the Property Tribunal ‘stinks’: it lets down leaseholders again and again

It’s unfair, say Chelsea Harbour leaseholders lumbered with £300,000 legal costs after neighbours fail at tribunal

Phillips v Francis decision

Phillips v Francis … Pity the poor park home owners

Judge Siobhan McGrath apologises over Mire debacle

Freeholder Sean Powell has major works demand slashed by £600,000

Legal army to stop West India Quay getting … a recognised residents’ association

Imperial Hall beats off £12,366 claim from Sterling Estates Management

Devon pensioners humiliate Y and Y Management and Avon Freeholds at tribunal

Lawyers fighting right to manage get their legal fees slashed from £28,117 to JUST £2,883!

Corrie and footie stars may face £100,000 bill in epic battle to win right to manage at No.1 Deansgate

George Osborne’s former nanny faces £100,000 bills and loss of home

George Osborne’s former nanny faces £100,000 bill and homelessness after refusing to pay major works on her leasehold ex-council flat

Israel Moskovitz ‘unappealing conduct’ reported in The Oldie

Barrister Justin Bates delays ANOTHER right to manage by nearly two years. Corrie and Man United stars among the ‘victims’

Judge Tim Powell explains First-Tier Tribunal … but leaseholders are not happy that justice is being done

Sunday Times reports the forfeiture scandal of Dennis Jackson at Plantation Wharf