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Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002

Operation of commonhold

Section 38: Commonhold assessment

89.Section 38(1) requires the commonhold community statement to include provision for the setting of annual budgets (subsection (1)(a)) to meet the expenses of the association and to enable the setting of interim budgets (subsection (1)(b)) in addition to the annual budget from time to time.  It must also specify the percentage of the annual and other estimates which fall to be collected from the unit-holders to be allocated to each unit (subsection (1)(c)), ensuring that the total of those percentages shall be 100 (subsection (2)) and must require each unit-holder to pay the required amount, to be called the commonhold assessment, in response to a notice or notices which the association must issue (subsection (1)(e)).  Subsection (2)(b) makes it possible to specify a 0% share for a unit.  This is chiefly to ensure that, where a commonhold association is the unit-holder, it is not in the anomalous position of having to levy assessments on itself.  It will be possible for the commonhold community statement to specify a 0% for any unit.

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