Summary
This guidance on the use of remediation contribution orders provides a framework for any person considering applying for a remediation contribution order.
How to use this guidance
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government鈥檚 (MHCLG) guidance on the use of remediation contribution orders provides a framework for any person considering applying for a remediation contribution order. This guidance does not provide legal advice. Any person considering applying for a remediation contribution order should seek independent legal advice about doing so.
Remediation contribution orders were introduced under to make sure funding to fix building safety defects is made available, and/or funding is obtained to reimburse costs previously incurred in fixing building safety defects. Parties including regulators, leaseholders and landlords can apply to the First-tier Tribunal to request an order be made requiring landlords, developers and/or persons associated with them to make payments to a specified person.
Contents
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A summary of what remediation contribution orders are and how they work.
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This chapter defines the key concepts involved in the remediation contribution order process.
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This chapter provides a guide on the process to obtain a remediation contribution order, from initial application stage to the First-tier Tribunal鈥檚 final decision.
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This chapter explores options for enforcing a remediation contribution order decision.
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This chapter sets out considerations applicants may wish to make when applying for a remediation contribution order under different circumstances.
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This Annex provides background on the leasehold system of property ownership.
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This Annex provides a glossary of helpful links.