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Remediation contribution orders under the Building Safety Act 2022 – Part One
PLP property, chancery and commercial barristers Bryan Patterson-Whitaker and Dominic Crossley discuss the Building Safety Act 2022, which is one of the most significant pieces of recent legislation impacting the property sector.
Bryan and Dominic focus on remediation contribution orders (RCOs) and their operation under Section 124, alongside the potential implications of decisions around the Triathlon Homes appeal.
Discussions cover the background to RCOs under the Building Safety Act, which parties they are relevant to and who can apply alongside what defects are covered.
They also examine how the Triathlon Homes proceedings demonstrates the approach first-tier tribunals are taking to interpret the provisions laid out in the Building Safety Act and factors influencing the first ruling and subsequent appeal hearing.
Bryan and Dominic focus on remediation contribution orders (RCOs) and their operation under Section 124, alongside the potential implications of decisions around the Triathlon Homes appeal.
Discussions cover the background to RCOs under the Building Safety Act, which parties they are relevant to and who can apply alongside what defects are covered.
They also examine how the Triathlon Homes proceedings demonstrates the approach first-tier tribunals are taking to interpret the provisions laid out in the Building Safety Act and factors influencing the first ruling and subsequent appeal hearing.
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By Parklane PlowdenPLP property, chancery and commercial barristers Bryan Patterson-Whitaker and Dominic Crossley discuss the Building Safety Act 2022, which is one of the most significant pieces of recent legislation impacting the property sector.
Bryan and Dominic focus on remediation contribution orders (RCOs) and their operation under Section 124, alongside the potential implications of decisions around the Triathlon Homes appeal.
Discussions cover the background to RCOs under the Building Safety Act, which parties they are relevant to and who can apply alongside what defects are covered.
They also examine how the Triathlon Homes proceedings demonstrates the approach first-tier tribunals are taking to interpret the provisions laid out in the Building Safety Act and factors influencing the first ruling and subsequent appeal hearing.
Bryan and Dominic focus on remediation contribution orders (RCOs) and their operation under Section 124, alongside the potential implications of decisions around the Triathlon Homes appeal.
Discussions cover the background to RCOs under the Building Safety Act, which parties they are relevant to and who can apply alongside what defects are covered.
They also examine how the Triathlon Homes proceedings demonstrates the approach first-tier tribunals are taking to interpret the provisions laid out in the Building Safety Act and factors influencing the first ruling and subsequent appeal hearing.
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