Right To Manage Costs Explained

Summary

In England, under the Right to Manage process, landlords usually dont pay upfront for Section 20 notices; costs are shared among leaseholders. If leases dont allow advance payments, RTM companies may need to arrange financing. The RTM company assumes management responsibilities, including financial ones, even if a managing agent is employed. For tribunal case law, use legal databases or consult a property solicitor.

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DOES A LANDLORD HAVE TO PAY UPFRONT FOR A RIGHT TO MANAGE SECTION *
In England, under the Right to Manage (RTM) process, landlords typically do not have to pay upfront for a Section * notice. Instead, the costs incurred are often shared among leaseholders through service charges.
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if the RTM issues a section * major costs procedure and the lease doesn't allow leaseholders to pay in advance does the freeholder have to pay then the RTM collect the funds after the work is paid for
In the situation where the lease doesn't allow leaseholders to pay in advance, the Right to Manage (RTM) company may need to arrange financing or payment plans to cover costs initially. The freeholder isn't typically required to pay upfront. It's advisable to review the lease and consult legal advice for specific obligations. Do you have any other questions about this process?
but the lease is a contract between the freeholder & the leaseholder, not the RTM so why does the RTM have to pay ? Especially if it employs a managing agent
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In the context of RTM, the RTM company steps into the shoes of the landlord for management purposes. They may need to manage funds and payments, especially if the lease doesn't allow advance payments. Employing a managing agent does not change this financial responsibility. Let me know if you need more information!
is their any tribunal case law regarding a similar case
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While I can't provide specific tribunal case law, it's a common issue in property management and lease agreements. The RTM company's responsibilities often include managing funds, which can lead to disputes. Consulting a property solicitor or searching legal databases might offer relevant case precedents. Would you like more guidance on how to find such cases?
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To find relevant tribunal case law, you could:
- Use legal databases like LexisNexis or Westlaw.
- Visit the UK Government's website for tribunal decisions.
- Consult a property solicitor for tailored advice.
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