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The Government has launched a consultation to implement Part 4 of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024.

The consultation proposed a number of measures, including:

  • the introduction of new standardised service charge documentation;
  • enhanced transparency for building insurance policies;
  • rebalancing the litigation costs regime and removing barriers for leaseholders to challenge their landlord, which includes requiring landlords to obtain court or tribunal approval before recovering such costs from leaseholders;
  • making reserve funds mandatory;
  • reforming the section 20 major works consultation process to better prevent unexpected, high bills;
  • requiring managing agents to obtain mandatory professional  qualifications.

The consultation closes on 26 September 2025.

For more information, contact our team  

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