Practical LEASE-iQ question library

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Can this cost be recovered through my lease?

Use this for a charge, budget increase, reserve-fund contribution or disputed service.

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I have uploaded the signed lease for the relevant flat. Please analyse whether the following cost can be recovered from this leaseholder: [describe the cost, service, work, period and amount].

Please:
1. Identify the landlord, tenant and any management company or other relevant party in this lease.
2. Find every clause and schedule that may authorise, limit or exclude this cost. Quote the short relevant wording and give the clause and page.
3. Explain the cost category, payment date, apportionment method and any budget, account, certification or reserve-fund requirements in the lease.
4. Separate what the lease says from what current law may add, qualify or override.
5. State what the lease cannot prove, including whether the cost was incurred, the work was done, the amount was reasonable or the demand paperwork was correct.
6. Give the strongest reasonable reading against recovery as well as the reading in favour.
7. Finish with one of: supported, partly supported, ambiguous or not found. List the documents and facts I should check next before anyone decides whether the charge is payable.

Keep checking: The lease can show the charging route. It cannot prove the amount, standard of work or demand paperwork on its own.

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Open the clause before acting.

LEASE-iQ organises the source-backed first pass. A missing document, disputed fact, ambiguous clause or material consequence may still require a solicitor, surveyor, accountant or other qualified professional.