Canary Riverside appeal leads to reduction in freeholder payout
An Upper Tribunal has reduced the sum repayable to leaseholders of the Canary Riverside complex in east London, ruling that just 65% of the total should not have been paid.
In December 2022, a first-tier tribunal decided that secret insurance commissions amounting to a total of £1,638,710 were not reasonably incurred.
But now, after an appeal on the decision from the
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