Elim Court escapes the nest of vipers
After almost 7 years, it is finally over! The longest running Right To Manage case in history and the first to get to the Supreme Court has finally been dumped into Room 101. On 18th July 2017 three Lord Justices in the country’s highest court rejected the landlord’s appeal and last ditch attempt to block […]
RTMF offer help following Triplerose
Following the Court of Appeal decision in Triplerose Ltd v Ninety Broomfield Road RTM Co Ltd in 2015, RTMF offer help after gaining evidence that some landlords are now threatening enforcement action to prevent RTM companies continuing to manage multiple block estates. The RTMF has devised a legal strategy to enable leaseholders to safeguard their […]
Third time’s a charm for Right To Manage Company
After two previous failed Notices of Claim the members of Green Moor Heights Right To Manage Company turned to the RTMF for assistance to achieve the Right to Manage of their twenty five unit purpose built apartment block. In June 2013 the leaseholders of Green Moor Heights, Sheffield acquired an off the shelf company with […]
First-tier Tribunal success for Williams Court
Having previously been unsuccessful with an earlier Right to Manage application the residents of Williams Court became one of the growing number of estates that approach the RTMF to secure their Right to Manage. Despite their failed attempt the RTMF believed that Right to Manage was achievable, and agreed to act on behalf of the […]
RTMF defeat Avon Freeholds at First-tier Tribunal
Milton House, in Newton Abbot, Devon is one of five retirement estates acquired in 2010 by Avon Freeholds and managed by Y&Y, companies associated with the Messrs Gurvits and Moskovitz and much criticised for their poor management and general disregard for resident’s well being. Their RTM Claim Notice was served in April 2014, with 97% […]
Redeveloped building is capable of being redeveloped
On 28 January 2013, the RTMF issued a Claim Notice on behalf of a majority of leaseholders to acquire the Right to Manage 8 to 11 Cleveland Square, London, a residential block of 25 apartments. Whilst 8 to 11 Cleveland Square forms part of a series of terraced buildings, the original building was destroyed by […]
Landmark Right To Manage case in Plymouth
The Right to Manage Federation (RTMF) is delighted to have assisted the leaseholders of Regent Court, a retirement development in Plymouth through their tortuous Right to Manage (RTM) claim, which eventually led to the case being heard by the Upper Tribunal. The Upper Tribunal dismissed the landlord´s appeal on all points of law, wholly agreeing […]