Your building’s rules checklist
Use this downloadable checklist to note the key rules that apply to your building. If there is nothing on a particular topic in your titles, then you must use what…
read moreUse this downloadable checklist to note the key rules that apply to your building. If there is nothing on a particular topic in your titles, then you must use what…
read moreOwners of shops and commercial premises in tenements and blocks of flats need to follow the same rules as other types of owners. Share of repairs Shops must pay their…
read moreSome rules apply to all flatted buildings, regardless of what the titles say. The rules that apply to every flat are: a requirement to have building insurance the Duty to Maintain…
read moreIf your titles are holding back repairs, they are relatively easy to change, particularly if all owners agree. If you cannot get all owners' agreement, then you will need to…
read moreMany titles have gaps or are inconsistent. Typical problems encountered with titles are: something missing (in terms of common maintenance) shares not adding up to 100% share of costs unworkable…
read moreTitles are often tricky to work through, so it pays to have a checklist and some idea of how your titles are set out. This information should have been given…
read moreYou should have been given a copy of you Title Sheet (previously known as a Land Certificate) or titles when you purchased your flat. If you have purchased your property…
read moreTitles are proof of ownership of a property or building and contain the various rules that apply to the property or building. Titles have been gradually changing since the 1980s…
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