There has been no AGM in 2 years called as far as I know.
The issue we have is that a very unfair lease arrangement exists, whereby we are obliged to contribute a large sum, to a near by commercial estate. We pay similar costs to other residential developments in the area for the general estate services but are the only one that has to contribute to this office park across the road, which is of no benefit to us. The contribution is sizeable and enough to make our mgt fees greater than "average".
At time of signing the leases, all solicitors acting on the individual units saw no issue with the lease. It was only later that it transpired our leases obliged us to contribute to, to the completely unrelated and nearby office development.
To have the situation looked at properly will require independant legal advice and reviewing of large amounts of complex documents. This request is supported by the residents at large but the request was refused by the developer; ie the current directors of the mgt company.
SOme individuals have had their own solicitors look at the situation but it requires the full attention of a specialist in the area to gain a full opinion.
It is a very unfair situation and owners feel that the facts were well known at point of sale but did not make it down to the purchasers.
Any opions greatly appreciated...