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Subject: Section 5 L&T Act

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jamiecollins
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09 Jun 2008 09:10:14 Alert 
I am the leaseholder of a flat in an old block which I let out. I have received a notice from the freeholder under Section 5 of the Landlord and Tenants act 1987 relating to the freehold interest in the building. I think he is offering to sell the freehold of the property for £200,000, this seems very low as it is a listed building of over 100 apartments. The offer states that it only needs to be accepted by a majority of lease holders to go through.

The principal terms of the proposed contract are:

1. the price

2. Each party to be responsible for their own legal costs

3. completion date to be 5 working days following exchange


I really don't understand how this might affect me, will I have to pay some of this £200,000? Will I still have the same asset but with a different Freeholder? Maybe someone has the text of this part of the act that I could read?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Jamie
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