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Where landlords have obligations to provide services to the leaseholders in a building, the leases will require the leaseholders to pay contributions to the landlord. There are many chargeable items which fall within the parameters of a service charge including insurance, maintenance, management fees, utilities, gardening, cleaning and more. Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, service charge contributions should be demanded with a Section 18 Notice. This is the correct method to request and enforce contributions.
Failure to follow the correct procedures could jeopardise the landlord’s ability to collect contributions. Leaseholders may argue that services charges are not payable unless properly demanded.
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We offer purchasable templates for Section 3, Section 20, Section 166 and Service Charge Demands.
Our templates can help you to formally collect money owed to you by your tenants, however each has a number of prerequisites that must be met. Failure to serve these notices correctly can lead to negative consequences for you, the freeholder. Learn more about the notices below and buy templates online.
You’ll also find a whole host of free information, tips and advice for freeholders on our Resources Page.
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