My house is on the edge of a new housing estate. I share a small part of the access road with the estate. When I bought the house the developer was going to have the road adopted but then changed their mind, kept the road and employed a management company. The new houses on the estate have obligations in their deeds to pay a proportion of the managing agents £12k fees per year and a £600 per year sinking fund to pay for the eventual repairs to the road. My deeds from when the road was to be adopted say:
Do you reckon I am obliged to pay the agents fees and sinking fund cost? Or should I just be contributing when the road is eventually in need of repair?
Unless express provision is elsewhere contained in this Transfer or the same are maintained at public expense the transferee must pay a fair proportion of the expense of cleaning maintaining repairing and renewing any entrance drive path or access way or other land or thing used by the Transferee jointly with the others.
Do you reckon I am obliged to pay the agents fees and sinking fund cost? Or should I just be contributing when the road is eventually in need of repair?
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