My question is.. When i entered into the management company structure it was with the understanding that no access point was going to be created(we were never told this was been planned) so is my contract with the management company still valid if the access point was created.
It's never a good idea to stop paying fees, however just you feel you may be. Your complex is still being insured, lighting getting paid and landscaping etc. done.I got a threatening letter from the management agents to pay outstanding fees. I think I will go to a solicitor about it but just wondering what other people here though.
Thanks
There was a neighbouring council estate beside where I bought but there was no access to it(blocked by 10 foot high railings). After a couple of years the council sent a letter around to say that the railings were coming down and an access point was been created so that people from the neighbouring estate could walk through our estate.
To me the solution is very simple, use your sinking fund to build a new fence which is clearly within the boundries of your estate, your private estate which the council has washed their hands of. You wouldn't even need their permission to do so, unless of course they claim to own the road and footpaths in which case you should not be paying a management fee and you may have a case for claiming back your fees from the council (pure specualtion on this point, I'm not an expert in law).
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