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Suetheramble | 20:35 Tue 08th May 2018 | Law
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I own the freehold to a block of flats. Instead of paying of scaffolding for external decoration periodically, in accordance with the lease, it has been decided to install UPVC guttering , soffits etc. There is a "section" something process I must following ( because I suppose I am going to break the terms of the lease in theory by not decorating every so many years) Anyone what process I must follow to advise the lessees this is what the management company would like to do?
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Sections 35 and 37 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1987 gives the majority leaseholders the right to apply to a Tribunal for a variation of their lease under certain circumstances.

Legislation here:
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1987/31/part/IV/crossheading/applications-relating-to-flats

Some explanation here:
http://www.servicechargedisputeguide.info/section-37-application-to-vary-leases-by-a-majority-of-leaseholders/

Application form here:
http://www.upl.co/uploads/leasehold04eng1525816340.doc
Hang on. On re-reading your post I see that you're the freeholder, not a leaseholder. However it's still the provisions of Section 35 that apply.
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Many thanks Buenchico.

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