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In Beitov Properties Ltd v Elliston Bentley Martin [2012] UKUT 133 (LC) the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) held that service charge demanded from a tenant had not become due as the demand did not include the landlord's address.
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Residential service charge not due until landlord's address provided (Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber))
Practical Law UK Legal Update 8-519-8172
(Approx. 3 pages)
Residential service charge not due until landlord's address provided (Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber))
by PLC Property
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Published on 11 Jun 2012
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England,
Wales
In
Beitov Properties Ltd v Elliston Bentley Martin [2012] UKUT 133 (LC)
the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) held that service charge demanded from a tenant had not become due as the demand did not include the landlord's address.