• TP1 Revision

    By Guest on 14th Oct 2020

    I need your advice to resolve a dispute regarding a charge that has arisen because of a clause in my TP1 document. During the process of acquiring my property in June 2017, the developer i.e. Kier Homes were building a block of flats adjacent to the property I was buying. They never advised or stated that completion of the flats they were building in adjacent to my property will impact me in any way. Three months into the ownership of my property, the attached letter was sent to me by my solicitors with a new TP1 requesting for my signature. At the time I did not fully grasp the implication of the change in TP1 and I signed it accordingly. Following on from there, I have now had the appointed management company for Kier Homes that manages the block of flats insisting that I pay for the shared access road that leads to my parking space as well as my garage. I have refused to pay them and as a result they have now referred the non-payment to a debt collector.

    First, I want to understand what I can do in relation to challenging or removal of amended clauses in my TP1 document this was not originally stated or discussed during the purchasing process. Second whilst the dispute remains, can I inform the debt collector that the charge is being disputed and hence the dispute will have to be resolved until any payment can be made? Third, does the solicitors who represented me for the conveyancing have any legal obligation to have refuted the changes in the TPI post the completion of the property given that it was never discussed prior to completion? I am also of the humble opinion that something was amiss as the solicitors who represented me for the purchase were recommended by the Kier Homes so hence the level of scrutiny that should have been offered on the purchase was very limited. Thank you for taking time to read the above and hope you will duly advise the best way to resolve the above.

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