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Landowners claim the reforms passed before the election in 2024 breach their human rights
A judicial review brought by freeholders against the government’s attempts to reform the leasehold system starts in the High Court today.
Six groups of nine freeholders who collectively own 390,000 leasehold flats and houses across England and Wales are bringing the action, arguing that the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act law passed last year breaches their human rights.
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