Is legal aid available for these types of case, if say the leaseholders were
to bring a case against the landlord?

cheers


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Billy H

Billy H wrote:
Is legal aid available for these types of case, if say the leaseholders were
to bring a case against the landlord?

cheers


In general I don't believe so, but there are Leasehold Valuation
Tribunal's of which a few organsations offer pro bona work. Try the
College of Law in Bloomsbury, they offer a free service, but I beleve
you would need to go through the LVT service to apply.

Willy wrote:
Billy H wrote:
Is legal aid available for these types of case, if say the leaseholders were
to bring a case against the landlord?

cheers


In general I don't believe so, but there are Leasehold Valuation
Tribunal's of which a few organsations offer pro bona work. Try the
College of Law in Bloomsbury, they offer a free service, but I beleve
you would need to go through the LVT service to apply.

I don't believe so. Certainly, clients used to approach directly when I
did a stint there.

Francis

wrote:

In general I don't believe so, but there are Leasehold Valuation
Tribunal's of which a few organsations offer pro bona work. Try the
College of Law in Bloomsbury, they offer a free service, but I beleve
you would need to go through the LVT service to apply.

I don't believe so. Certainly, clients used to approach directly when I
did a stint there.


if you apply directly to COL, Nick Ross would refer you to the LVA
first to obtain the required forms and literature etc.