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Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002

Supplementary

Section 105: Cessation of management

195.Section 105 specifies the circumstances in which the company ceases to be entitled to exercise the right to manage.  This will occur:

  • where the company wishes to cease exercising the right and all landlords agree;

  • because the company is wound up, enters receivership, becomes insolvent or is struck off;

  • where a manager appointed to replace the RTM company begins to act or where an order is made which withdraws the right to manage from the RTM company under Part 2 of the 1987 Act; or

  • where the company ceases to be a RTM company (which may happen, for example, because the company is used to purchase the freehold of the property).

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