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    I bought a new build from Persimmons in 2017 and have spent years arguing with the management company because they are not maintaining the planted areas between the parking spaces at the back of our houses. They are maintaining the same planted areas between the detached properties but not mine. I have been advised recently that these areas are not communal but personally belong to the home owners. I have been provided with a conveyance plan which shows that these areas are not included as areas that the entanglement company should maintain. However that makes no sense because the builder planted them with the same plants in the same way they did with the ones outside the detached houses and they are part of the communal car park. If there was subsidence or a problem with the car park they would have to include these bays in with the repair because it is one car park. Persimmons report that there was no mistake on the plan and they allege they were not able to include these areas in the plan because they feared that people's cars could be damaged if they expected the management company to maintain them. That makes no sense as this does not differ to the planted bays outside the detached houses. The back of our properties are a mess and do not look uniformed because these areas are not being maintained. Is it worth me paying legal fees to challenge this situation-i feel strongly that the management company should be maintaining these areas as we are paying fees but not receiving a service which benefits us.
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    It might be worth at least investing in some advice, to ascertain whether further significant cost would be justified.
    Lawyer (solicitor) - retired from practice, now supervising solicitor in a university law clinic. I do not advise by private message.

    Litigants in Person should download and read the Judiciary's handbook for litigants in person: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/..._in_Person.pdf

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