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Is a court order necessary to exercise or claim the right to manage ('RTM')?

No court order is not mandatory to get the right to manage the building.  But a Tribunal application may be required if the landlord finds a technical reason why they believe they can resist the claim.

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Is a court order necessary to exercise or claim the right to manage ('RTM')?

No court order is not mandatory to get the right to manage the building.  But a Tribunal application may be required if the landlord finds a technical reason why they believe they can resist the claim.

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