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Who can be a court-appointed property manager?
The eligibility criteria for a court-appointed property manager can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific requirements set by the court. Generally, a court-appointed property manager should possess the necessary qualifications, expertise, and experience...
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Are Court Appointed Managers compensated for their services?
Yes, Court Appointed Managers are typically compensated for their services. The compensation arrangements for Court Appointed Managers can vary depending on the specific circumstances, the jurisdiction, and the court's order appointing them. Generally, there are thre...
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A dispute between Cos Services Limited and leases Mr Nicholson and Ms Willans with respect to service charges demanded by Cos Services Limited under the lease agreement and whether those service charges were reasonable, and secondly, questions arising under the lease.
The Upper Tribunal case was a reference about, first of all, a dispute between Cos Services Limited and leases Mr Nicholson and Ms Willans with respect to service charges demanded by Cos Services Limited under the lease agreement and whether those service charges we...
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I wasn’t invited to last year’s Annual General meeting but am to this year’s. Why is this?
Only owners who are Members of the Company or Shareholders are invited. You may not have filled in an application to become a member of the RTM or RMC or not have bought a share in the Freehold.
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how does The case of Pole Properties Ltd v Feinberg [1981] 43 P&CR 121 deals with the issue of adverse possession?
The case of Pole Properties Ltd v Feinberg [1981] 43 P&CR 121 is a notable legal case that deals with the issue of adverse possession and its application in property law.Pole Properties Ltd., the claimant in this case, sought to take ownership of a plot of land t...
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What is the best time and the worst to buy a house?
Spring is regarded as the best time as more homes are available for sale. August and December tend to be the worst.
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Where is Ringley located ?
Headquartered in London with offices in Manchester and Cardiff, and circa 70 staff out on site covering assets nationwide, Ringley's UK-wide portfolio comprises over 13,000 homes of mixed tenures. Ringley is a residential real estate-focused company that works with i...
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How is the case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care?
The case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] is an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care.In this instance, a young girl named Poppy was placed in foster care under Sheffie...
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How did previous court decisions, like Windermere and Oliver, influence property law in the UK?
Windermere Marina Village v Wild and Oliver v Sheffield City Council were landmark cases that broadened the interpretation of section 27A (6), making provisions that allowed landlords to define "fair and reasonable" service charge proportions void. These cases laid t...
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The case mainly concerns the rights arising under a property agreement and the rights of the recalcitrant parties in the question under the law of English property.
Mrs. Adrienne Joan Ralphs -vs- Mr. Henry Charles PeacheySummaryThe following is a case on the enforcement of property agreement and property rights and interests. The case mainly concerns the rights arising under a property agreement and the rights of the recalcitran...
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Explain the factors or scoring criteria in FTSE4 Good Index series ESG risk ratings?
The FTSE4Good Index Series is a group of indices that measure the performance of companies that meet certain environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The FTSE4Good ESG Ratings are a set of scores that assess the level of ESG risk of companies included in...
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What Will the Infrastructure Levy Replace?
The Infrastructure Levy will replace CIL, Section 106, and affordable housing contributions with a single flat-rate levy.
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What is the real living wage in London?
The real living wage in London is (£)11.95. This compares against the proposed National Living Wage rise which will come into force from April 1, 2023 to 10.40 (up from the present (£)9.50).
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what conflicts arise from the case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands?
The case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands is a notable legal case that deals with disputes arising from leasehold properties and the interpretation and enforcement of lease agreements.In this case, the defendant, 36 Gensing Road Ltd, was sued by the cl...
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My balcony wall has crumbled away and part fallen down, its been 3 months now and they haven done anything about it, is this something I can claim of my Buildings insurance for ? not likely, sounds like due to disrepair.
In theory you should be threatening the management company with action for breach of covenant and getting them to make the repairs. Best to check your lease 1st to see if it is the freeholder's or management companies responsibility to do the repairs, or whether your...
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How does this policy work with companies based overseas?
The court may choose to apply a Building Liability Order to a company based overseas if it is an associated company, which would be enforced in the normal manner.
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The case verifies the reasonability of the service charges, the justification for which the charges were authoritatively imposed and the way the lease terms are to be understood under which such charges are effected.
6 Grantley HouseSummaryThe case 6 Grantley House is an issue where there have been disagreements on service charges which are claimed to have been charged to by the landlord to the tenants to the property. The case verifies the reasonability of the service charges, t...
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What are the responsibilities of an absent freeholder?
The responsibilities of an absent freeholder can vary depending on the specific circumstances, lease agreements, and local laws. However, some general responsibilities that an absent freeholder may have include:- Collecting Ground Rent: The freeholder is typically...
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The case of The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45 involves an issue of considerable debate within residential leases over whether charges, particularly in relation to major works, imposed on leaseholders by local authorities are reasonable and proportionate to sums that may be recoverable from the leaseholders.
The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45SummaryThe case of The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45 involves an issue of considerable debate within residential leases over whether charges, particularly in relation to major works, i...
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Can you stop time on a building developer defect claim?
In short yes. Where the Buildng Safety Act extended 15 or 30 year limitation periods (effectively inserted into the Defective Premises Act 1972 and the Section 38 Building Act 1984) are near their end, residents, building owners and their advisors should seek to ent...
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What is the role of the Building Safety Regulator?
The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) supervises all buildings' safety and performance systems. They enforce regulations, advice on building standards and safety risks, promote increased competence in the industry, and ensure the implementation of the regulatory regime...
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What is the process after the meeting?
After the meeting, the minutes will be issued so you can see the actions arising. You can log onto the Ringley Gateway™ and watch as we action things.
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An important decision needs to be voted on. Do we have to wait for the next AGM?
No. The Board or 5% of the Shareholders can call an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM).
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I’m happy to host the AGM in my property. Is this possible?
What a lovely idea, just suggest this to your Property Manager.
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How does CDP climate change scores rating or accreditation system work?
CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) operates a climate change rating and accreditation system that assesses companies' efforts and performance in managing climate-related risks and opportunities. CDP's scoring methodology considers various factors a...
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Which are the best places to live in Manchester?
Some current hot spots for living in Manchester are Levenshulme, Chorlton, Deansgate, Salford Quays, and Castlefield, among others.
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What are the rights of the lessees, the alterations tenant is allowed to do to any of the flat and the construction of under lease concerning the development right
Roof Development (Hannon v 169 Queen's Gate Limited)SummaryThis is an application relating to a proposed refurbishment development across the roof of a premises by 169 Queen's Gate Limited, the Freeholder, and an affected Mr. Hannon, who is a leaseholder. This applic...
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What are the eligibility criteria for the right to buy?
The person who wants to exercise the right to buy should be a public sector tenant for three years.
Read moreRead by(15)
How is overcrowding determined based on the number of rooms available?
Rules state that anyone aged 10 or over counts as one person, children aged 1 to 9 count as half a person, and babies under 1 are not considered. Overcrowding occurs when the number of rooms is insufficient for the total count of people living in the household. Note:...
Read moreRead by(15)
What is an appropriate platform for the resident self-service feature?
A collaborative, integrated, user-friendly, and cloud-based technology portal is suitable for improving property management through a self-service platform.
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What our customers are asking:
Who can be a court-appointed property manager?
The eligibility criteria for a court-appointed property manager can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the specific requirements set by the court. Generally, a court-appointed property manager should possess the necessary qualifications, expertise, and experience...
Read More
Are Court Appointed Managers compensated for their services?
Yes, Court Appointed Managers are typically compensated for their services. The compensation arrangements for Court Appointed Managers can vary depending on the specific circumstances, the jurisdiction, and the court's order appointing them. Generally, there are thre...
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A dispute between Cos Services Limited and leases Mr Nicholson and Ms Willans with respect to service charges demanded by Cos Services Limited under the lease agreement and whether those service charges were reasonable, and secondly, questions arising under the lease.
The Upper Tribunal case was a reference about, first of all, a dispute between Cos Services Limited and leases Mr Nicholson and Ms Willans with respect to service charges demanded by Cos Services Limited under the lease agreement and whether those service charges we...
Read More
I wasn’t invited to last year’s Annual General meeting but am to this year’s. Why is this?
Only owners who are Members of the Company or Shareholders are invited. You may not have filled in an application to become a member of the RTM or RMC or not have bought a share in the Freehold.
Read More
how does The case of Pole Properties Ltd v Feinberg [1981] 43 P&CR 121 deals with the issue of adverse possession?
The case of Pole Properties Ltd v Feinberg [1981] 43 P&CR 121 is a notable legal case that deals with the issue of adverse possession and its application in property law.Pole Properties Ltd., the claimant in this case, sought to take ownership of a plot of land t...
Read More
What is the best time and the worst to buy a house?
Spring is regarded as the best time as more homes are available for sale. August and December tend to be the worst.
Read More
Where is Ringley located ?
Headquartered in London with offices in Manchester and Cardiff, and circa 70 staff out on site covering assets nationwide, Ringley's UK-wide portfolio comprises over 13,000 homes of mixed tenures. Ringley is a residential real estate-focused company that works with i...
Read More
How is the case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care?
The case of Oliver v Sheffield City Council [2017] is an important decision in UK caselaw that pertains to the duty of care owed by local authorities to protect children in foster care.In this instance, a young girl named Poppy was placed in foster care under Sheffie...
Read More
How did previous court decisions, like Windermere and Oliver, influence property law in the UK?
Windermere Marina Village v Wild and Oliver v Sheffield City Council were landmark cases that broadened the interpretation of section 27A (6), making provisions that allowed landlords to define "fair and reasonable" service charge proportions void. These cases laid t...
Read More
The case mainly concerns the rights arising under a property agreement and the rights of the recalcitrant parties in the question under the law of English property.
Mrs. Adrienne Joan Ralphs -vs- Mr. Henry Charles PeacheySummaryThe following is a case on the enforcement of property agreement and property rights and interests. The case mainly concerns the rights arising under a property agreement and the rights of the recalcitran...
Read More
Explain the factors or scoring criteria in FTSE4 Good Index series ESG risk ratings?
The FTSE4Good Index Series is a group of indices that measure the performance of companies that meet certain environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria. The FTSE4Good ESG Ratings are a set of scores that assess the level of ESG risk of companies included in...
Read More
What Will the Infrastructure Levy Replace?
The Infrastructure Levy will replace CIL, Section 106, and affordable housing contributions with a single flat-rate levy.
Read More
What is the real living wage in London?
The real living wage in London is (£)11.95. This compares against the proposed National Living Wage rise which will come into force from April 1, 2023 to 10.40 (up from the present (£)9.50).
Read More
what conflicts arise from the case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands?
The case of Akorita v 36 Gensing Road Ltd [2009] EWLands is a notable legal case that deals with disputes arising from leasehold properties and the interpretation and enforcement of lease agreements.In this case, the defendant, 36 Gensing Road Ltd, was sued by the cl...
Read More
My balcony wall has crumbled away and part fallen down, its been 3 months now and they haven done anything about it, is this something I can claim of my Buildings insurance for ? not likely, sounds like due to disrepair.
In theory you should be threatening the management company with action for breach of covenant and getting them to make the repairs. Best to check your lease 1st to see if it is the freeholder's or management companies responsibility to do the repairs, or whether your...
Read More
How does this policy work with companies based overseas?
The court may choose to apply a Building Liability Order to a company based overseas if it is an associated company, which would be enforced in the normal manner.
Read More
The case verifies the reasonability of the service charges, the justification for which the charges were authoritatively imposed and the way the lease terms are to be understood under which such charges are effected.
6 Grantley HouseSummaryThe case 6 Grantley House is an issue where there have been disagreements on service charges which are claimed to have been charged to by the landlord to the tenants to the property. The case verifies the reasonability of the service charges, t...
Read More
What are the responsibilities of an absent freeholder?
The responsibilities of an absent freeholder can vary depending on the specific circumstances, lease agreements, and local laws. However, some general responsibilities that an absent freeholder may have include:- Collecting Ground Rent: The freeholder is typically...
Read More
The case of The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45 involves an issue of considerable debate within residential leases over whether charges, particularly in relation to major works, imposed on leaseholders by local authorities are reasonable and proportionate to sums that may be recoverable from the leaseholders.
The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45SummaryThe case of The London Borough of Hounslow v Waaler [2017] EWCA Civ 45 involves an issue of considerable debate within residential leases over whether charges, particularly in relation to major works, i...
Read More
Can you stop time on a building developer defect claim?
In short yes. Where the Buildng Safety Act extended 15 or 30 year limitation periods (effectively inserted into the Defective Premises Act 1972 and the Section 38 Building Act 1984) are near their end, residents, building owners and their advisors should seek to ent...
Read More
What is the role of the Building Safety Regulator?
The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) supervises all buildings' safety and performance systems. They enforce regulations, advice on building standards and safety risks, promote increased competence in the industry, and ensure the implementation of the regulatory regime...
Read More
What is the process after the meeting?
After the meeting, the minutes will be issued so you can see the actions arising. You can log onto the Ringley Gateway™ and watch as we action things.
Read More
An important decision needs to be voted on. Do we have to wait for the next AGM?
No. The Board or 5% of the Shareholders can call an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM).
Read More
I’m happy to host the AGM in my property. Is this possible?
What a lovely idea, just suggest this to your Property Manager.
Read More
How does CDP climate change scores rating or accreditation system work?
CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project) operates a climate change rating and accreditation system that assesses companies' efforts and performance in managing climate-related risks and opportunities. CDP's scoring methodology considers various factors a...
Read More
Which are the best places to live in Manchester?
Some current hot spots for living in Manchester are Levenshulme, Chorlton, Deansgate, Salford Quays, and Castlefield, among others.
Read More
What are the rights of the lessees, the alterations tenant is allowed to do to any of the flat and the construction of under lease concerning the development right
Roof Development (Hannon v 169 Queen's Gate Limited)SummaryThis is an application relating to a proposed refurbishment development across the roof of a premises by 169 Queen's Gate Limited, the Freeholder, and an affected Mr. Hannon, who is a leaseholder. This applic...
Read More
What are the eligibility criteria for the right to buy?
The person who wants to exercise the right to buy should be a public sector tenant for three years.
Read More
How is overcrowding determined based on the number of rooms available?
Rules state that anyone aged 10 or over counts as one person, children aged 1 to 9 count as half a person, and babies under 1 are not considered. Overcrowding occurs when the number of rooms is insufficient for the total count of people living in the household. Note:...
Read More
What is an appropriate platform for the resident self-service feature?
A collaborative, integrated, user-friendly, and cloud-based technology portal is suitable for improving property management through a self-service platform.
Read More




