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Our Buildings Insurance is up for renewal during the RTM process
Maddie2015
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We are currently trying to get the right to manage for our group of flats. We think this should go through in the end but our freeholder is trying his best to stop us from getting it - he is incredibly difficult and unreasonable. His counter notice was both after the deadline and invalid.
However I have just noticed that our building insurance policy expires in a few days. I am assuming this is still the freeholders responsibility to organise however I am worried about asking him to renew the policy if we could do this ourselves in advance of the Right to Manage company being formed officially - the date for this is in July.
Does anyone know if I should contact him? - I realise we can't be in a position where the building is not insured.
However I have just noticed that our building insurance policy expires in a few days. I am assuming this is still the freeholders responsibility to organise however I am worried about asking him to renew the policy if we could do this ourselves in advance of the Right to Manage company being formed officially - the date for this is in July.
Does anyone know if I should contact him? - I realise we can't be in a position where the building is not insured.
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