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In this upcoming Quarter Day webinar, a panel from Landmark’s Property Team will provide in-depth analysis on two recent Supreme Court decisions that both considered the proper interpretation of contractual service charge provisions in leases but in very different contexts. Both cases raise interesting questions about the role of the court or tribunal when a tenant seeks to challenge whether service charges are payable.
• Introduction by Chair – David Holland KC
• Considering Sara & Hossein Asset Holdings v Blacks [2023] UKSC 2 – David Holland KC
• Considering Aviva v Williams [2023] UKSC 6 – Simon Allison (who appeared for the successful landlord in Aviva)
• How do these cases interact? Some practical considerations – Camilla Lamont
• Questions and discussion
Access materials from this event as well as other related resources.
View the resources hubProperty Law Quarter Day update - Service Charges in the Supreme Court
Aviva Investors Ground Rent GP Ltd (Respondent)v Williams and others (Appellants) [2023] UKSC 6 - Simon Allison
Service Charges in the Supreme Court:Themes and Practical Considerations - Camilla Lamont
The construction of service charge provisions in leases after Sara & Hossein - David Holland KC
