Search results
Mar 30, 2024 · Lightning Lane is a separate service that allows you to skip the regular lines at select attractions for an additional fee. The cost of Lightning Lane varies depending on the attraction, but it typically ranges from $7 to $17 per person per attraction. So, what’s the difference between Disney Genie+ and Lightning Lane?
- Introduction
- Service Charges
- Applying to The Tribunal
- The Law
- Service Charges: Summary and Conclusions
- Administration Charges
- Information About Your Landlord
- Insurance
- Ground Rent
- Estate Management Scheme Charges
This advice guide is not meant to describe or give a full interpretation of the law, as only the courts can do that. And it does not cover every case. If you are in any doubt about your rights and responsibilities, you can contact us or a specialist solicitor for further advice. Depending on your circumstances, it may be possible to get more detail...
Service charges are one of the main areas for dispute between leaseholders and landlords. This booklet sets out what the law says about various matters, including: 1. setting and recovering service charges; 2. your and your landlord’s right to challenge or support the charges before the tribunal; 3. your landlord’s obligation to consult you before ...
Both you and your landlord have a right to ask the tribunal whether a charge, or a proposed charge, is reasonable. However, the law does not define what is ‘reasonable’. The tribunal will consider the evidence presented and then make a decision on the matter. You and your landlord can apply to the tribunal for a decision on whether a service charge...
The Landlord and TenantAct 1985 sets out the basic rules for service charges. It defines what is considered a service charge, and sets out requirements for making sure costs are reasonable and for landlords to consult leaseholders before entering into any agreement for work or services which would lead to a service charge. The Landlord and Tenant A...
Service charge dispute resolution flowchart The general principle is that the landlord decides how to spend the service charges, which is the leaseholders’ money. This applies in all situations where flats are managed centrally and still applies if the leaseholders themselves manage their building (for example, where there is a residents’ managemen...
The Commonholdand Leasehold Reform Act 2002 introduced rights relating to administration charges. These are defined in the 2002 act as ‘an amount payable by a tenant as part of or in addition to rent, which is payable directly or indirectly for: 1. the grant of approvals under the lease or applications for such approvals; 2. for or in connection wi...
You are entitled to know the identity of your landlord. You can ask for your landlord’s details by writing to the person who demands the rent, the person who last received the rent or the person who acts as the landlord’s agent. The person you ask must give you a written statement of the landlord’s name and address within 21 days of receiving your ...
Insurance by the landlord
Usually, your lease will allow your landlord to arrange the insurance of the building (not the contents) and charge you the cost of this as a service charge. This is the normal arrangement for buildings that are divided into flats because it is important that there is one policy which covers all risks to the whole building. The cost of the insurance is normally included as part of the service charges, so it can be challenged at, or confirmed by, the tribunal in the usual way. If a service cha...
What happens if my landlord fails to provide insurance information or reasonable access to insurance documents?
If your landlord fails to provide copies of insurance documents or facilities for you or the secretary to inspect or copy insurance documents (depending on the request), and they do not have a reasonable excuse for this, they are committing a summary offence and are liable for a fine of up to £2,500 (level 4 on the standard scale) if they are convicted. You should get advice from a solicitor who specialises in this area of the law if you are considering action against your landlord in relatio...
Insurance through the landlord’s nominated or approved insurer – houses
Some leases, usually those relating to houses, state that the leaseholder has to insure the property with an insurer nominated or approved by the landlord. However, under the above act the leaseholder of a house is entitled to arrange the insurance with their own choice of insurer, as long as they give the landlord notice and meet certain requirements relating to the cover arranged. Please note this only applies to leasehold houses, not flats. If this applies, the insurance you arrange must:...
Ground rent is a payment you make to your landlord as a condition of the lease. As with any rent, if you must pay ground rent this will be stated in your lease and you should pay it by the due date. Although it is your responsibility to pay the ground rent, the landlord must give you notice of it beforehand using a form prescribed by the Landlord a...
An estate management scheme allows landlords to keep some management control over properties, facilities and shared areas if the freeholdhas been sold to the leaseholders. These schemes are quite rare. Since 1976, it is no longer possible to create new ones for houses, and since 1999 they can only be created for flats in very limited circumstances....
Feb 8, 2024 · Here are 10 common terms associated with construction materials and equipment. Aggregate: A broad category of coarse particulate material used in construction, including sand, gravel, crushed stone, and recycled concrete, often used as a base material under foundations, roads, and railroads.
Aug 23, 2023 · The Construction Act vs. The Scheme. The table below summarises the Construction Act’s payment provisions and the relevant terms of the Scheme which will be implied if said provisions are not contained in a construction contract: Conclusion.
Nov 1, 2023 · This comprehensive repository of 151 essential construction terms aims to demystify the jargon, providing clear definitions and descriptions that are indispensable for architects, engineers, contractors, and all stakeholders involved in the construction process.
May 8, 2023 · Individual Lightning Lanes — select rides are not included in the Genie+ options, where Lightning Lane access can be purchased for an additional fee. Now that you know the all of the Disney Genie service options, let’s dig into that last one — Individual Lightning Lanes.
People also ask
What is the individual lightning lane system?
How much does Lightning Lane cost?
What is the difference between Genie+ and Lightning Lane?
How much does Lightning Lane cost at Disney World?
Jul 24, 2024 · How much is Lightning Lane at Disney World? Pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass varies by park and by date. Pricing for Lightning Lane Single Pass varies by attraction and date. Since pricing is dynamic, the app will have the most up-to-date pricing. To give some ballpark estimates, the following prices were from the first day, July 24, 2024:
