Your demand: what it is missing.
Checked 21 October 2026 against the current rules and the government’s draft 2027 form.
This is an example. Run your own: paste your last demand.
The money adds up. The wording is what a leaseholder’s solicitor reads, and two points of it mean a leaseholder does not have to pay the service charge yet. The fifth check does not apply to this demand.
- Landlord’s name and addressLTA 1987 s.47 (opens in new tab)
We read the landlord as: Elm Court (Bath) Management Ltd, and it is the company rather than the agent.
- An address in England and Wales for noticesLTA 1987 s.48 (opens in new tab)Fix before the next demand
Not found. Until an address for service is given, the sum is not due. Add the registered office or the secretary’s address to the demand.
- Summary of leaseholders’ rights and obligationsLTA 1985 s.21B (opens in new tab)Fix before the next demand
Not attached, or not in the prescribed words. The leaseholder may withhold payment. Attach the summary in the form set out in SI 2007/1257.
- Costs within 18 monthsLTA 1985 s.20B (opens in new tab)
The oldest cost on the demand is dated 6 March 2026, inside the window.
- Administration chargesCLRA 2002 Sch 11 (opens in new tab)
No administration charge on this demand, so no separate summary is needed.
2027 readiness
Against the headings in the government’s draft prescribed form. Not law yet; the form takes effect twelve months after the regulations are made.Against the government’s draft form. Not law yet.
- Budget attached
- Comparison with the previous year
- Payment details
- Consequences of non-payment
Fix this on your next run
Set up your block yourself: the company number and the lease schedule, in one sitting. The next demand goes out correctly, on the block’s own record. From £39 a month.Set up your block yourself, in one sitting. From £39 a month.