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ARMA conference ‘worried’ that developers are exploiting new home owners

Legal arms race as Canary Riverside freeholder seeks judicial review

John Christodoulou minions get the boot at Canary Riverside

The ARMA managing agent’s annual conference

Right to manage in chaos after Court of Appeal decision

No.1 Deansgate wins epic RTM battle, as freeholder throws in the towel at the Court of Appeal

Shouldn’t the IRPM have slightly more respect for leaseholders than this?

Retirement site loses right to manage appeal after three years. Now what’s the cost?

Less ‘legal torture’ and more happiness in leasehold, says Sir Peter Bottomley

Can this possibly be good news?

Leasehold sector is 63% larger than everyone thought, says DCLG – accepting LKP figures

‘There is no sight more venal than that of someone making money out of other people’s misery’ – Angela Saul

Biggest right to manage victory ever at Century Wharf, Cardiff

LEASE: Benjamin Mire’s advertising stays, but new terms and conditions are issued

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

Leasehold Bill from ALEP receives a few home truths in the Lords

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

Gill Nieuwland’s guide to property tribunal survival (1)

Israel Moskovitz ‘unappealing conduct’ reported in The Oldie

‘Don’t make the pensioners of Regent Court take you to court AGAIN, Mr Moskovitz,’ urges Bottomley

LEASE 2013: ‘Leasehold must reform, or media will sink their teeth in’

Prisk to Bottomley: what’s the evidence that the Leasehold Advisory Service is not ‘balanced’? Well, how about this for starters …

Managing agent Joseph Gurvits named in Commons – an hour after MP attends ARMA round-table conference on tougher ethical standards

Pensioners lose leasehold right to manage application for the third time

Young barrister who won ‘legal torture’ case is nominated for award

Full ‘legal torture’ tribunal ruling is published

‘Legal torture’ pensioners settle for £68,500 … but two of the original leasehold applicants have since died

Pensioners in £137,000 victory

What is the point of this government, asks Lisa Nandy as it wriggles over promised leasehold reforms

Dismal picture of leasehold emerges from MPs’ debate. But no government commitment on reforms

MPs join leaseholders at protest to ensure no one is left facing building safety cash calls

Sun shines on the leaseholders’ demo at Parliament: after Jenrick, is this a new dawn?

Curiouser and curiouser: the Building Safety Bill has Second Reading in the Commons