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Problem is that there's no association - every flat is owned freehold and there is nobody who manages the building. However, any action that three households ag
by pidg 10y ago
Problem is that there's no association - every flat is owned freehold and there is nobody who manages the building. However, any action that three households agree on becomes legally binding for every occupant. (This is just how it works in Scotland!)
- orblivion 10y agoNow I'm just curious how this works. Isn't there shared infrastructure that somebody must take care of? That there could be a dispute over?