I own a flat in a building managed by a management company.
We are in the process of undertaking Major Works.
In the contract with the management company, it is stated that they charge "12% of contract value for Major Works".
For sake of simplicity, let's say the Builder (contractor) has quoted £100k for the work plus VAT.
The management company believes they can base their 12% charge on £120k. and so charge us £14,400.
The leaseholders believe the management company should be basing their 12% on £100k ie £12,000.
We are arguing on the definition of contract value.
Does anyone know who is right, the management company or the leaseholders?
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GoLightlyHollie · 15/05/2017 11:06
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