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Posted Mon, 18 Aug 2025 12:25:09 GMT by Ian O’Sullivan
Good afternoon, I hope you can help.<br> 3years ago I bought a freehold new build house that had a estate management charge. We also have a double carport that is a separate semi detached building. We have recently received a bill for maintenance and insurance of our carport, and it turns out that the developer solicitor registered a completely different version of the TP1 &#160;to the one that we have signed along with different plans (that originally and without any doubt showed it as a part of our freehold &#160;property- our solicitor has confirmed this). As a resolution has not been agreed yet, and the TP1 each party has signed does not match the other it is clearly invalid.&#160;<br> my question is this, can we be held legally accountable for any covenants or maintenance charges in either copy of the TP1?<br> many thanks
Posted Mon, 18 Aug 2025 13:12:06 GMT by Nimish Patel
Good afternoon Ian - You would need to speak to your solicitor or legal advisor to check if you can be legally accountable.&#160; We are registration body and do not have any involvement in issues like enforcement of covenants, etc.&#160;&#160;
Posted Mon, 18 Aug 2025 13:20:29 GMT by Ian O’Sullivan
Okay many thanks for taking the time to reply

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