Practice makes perfect
Language: English Series: Estates Gazette ; (0621) 27 May 2006, 126-127(2)Publication details: 2006Subject(s): Summary: This "Mainly for students" article discusses best practice in solving disputes regarding commercial service charges. Addresses the question of whether commercial service charges should be subject to legislation rather than the current voluntary code. Refers to two relevant law cases, "Postel Properties Ltd v Boots the Chemist Ltd" ([1996] 41 EG 164) and "Sun Alliance and London Assurance Co Ltd v British Railways Board" ([1989] 2 EGLR 237). Lists further reading.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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This "Mainly for students" article discusses best practice in solving disputes regarding commercial service charges. Addresses the question of whether commercial service charges should be subject to legislation rather than the current voluntary code. Refers to two relevant law cases, "Postel Properties Ltd v Boots the Chemist Ltd" ([1996] 41 EG 164) and "Sun Alliance and London Assurance Co Ltd v British Railways Board" ([1989] 2 EGLR 237). Lists further reading.