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Pink_fluff
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Hi
Not sure if this is correct place to post but hope someone can help.
I own a flat in a block which we have a mangament company who deals with cleaning and maintenance etc. We currently have a communal sky dish on the roof. I have received a letter from the management company saying they have a had a request from 1 owner to have the sky dish upgraded to sky plus and they requuire £35 from each flat to pay for this. I have virgin and have no intention of using sky plyus. Do I need to pay 'my share' of this? I haven't yet contacted the managment co.
I don't see why I should have to pay for something I have no intention of using!!!
Thanks
Not sure if this is correct place to post but hope someone can help.
I own a flat in a block which we have a mangament company who deals with cleaning and maintenance etc. We currently have a communal sky dish on the roof. I have received a letter from the management company saying they have a had a request from 1 owner to have the sky dish upgraded to sky plus and they requuire £35 from each flat to pay for this. I have virgin and have no intention of using sky plyus. Do I need to pay 'my share' of this? I haven't yet contacted the managment co.
I don't see why I should have to pay for something I have no intention of using!!!
Thanks
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Maybe they're just canvassing for opinion at the moment? If they got letters back from all owners saying 'yeah, great' then it'd be something they'd go ahead with - I can't imagine they can force you to pay for something that is not necessary"a workman, even of the lowest and poorest order, if he is frugal and industrious, may enjoy a greater share of the necessaries and conveniences of life than it is possible for any savage to acquire."0
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