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The Competition and Markets Authority said it will start enforcement action against developers selling homes with burdensome leases
The government’s competition regulator has announced it is to take enforcement action against companies involved in the sale of leasehold houses because of the potential serious harm done to home buyers.
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said today that it had found “concerning” evidence that homebuyers had been misled and taken advantage of by developers, and that it was commencing with the legal steps necessary for enforcement action.
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