McHale v Earl Cadogan [2010] EWCA Civ 14 is, it’s safe to say, probably not going to be one of the most discussed cases on NL this year, but we are nothing if not comprehensive and couldn’t fail to write it up.
Collective enfranchisement is the process whereby qualifying tenants of flats of buildings can force their freeholder to sell the freehold to their nominee purchaser (often, but not always, a company established by the leaseholders for this purpose). The relevant statutory provisions are found in Chapter 1, Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993. If the parties cannot agree the price to be paid for the purchase of … Read the full post
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