Summary The First Tier Tribunal had been entitled to reach the conclusions
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Summary On an appeal against a determination of the First-Tier Tribunal (FTT)
Summary Likely payments from third parties, including insurers, may be considered when
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The Upper Tribunal gives important decision on the meaning of service charges
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Summary The First-tier Tribunal had been correct to refuse a local authority
Summary For the purposes of Section 47 of the 1987 Act, where
