Building
Management
In Hong Kong, the scarcity of land means most of the residents are required
to live in smaller areas densely packed together. The relationship between
occupiers of a multi-unit building is governed by the Building Management
Ordinance, and usually also by a Deed of Mutual Covenants (DMC). Disputes
often arise as a result of unauthorized structures (as an occupier tries
to enlarge his space without due authorization) or there may be non-payment
by an owner towards management fee or maintenance costs.
In So, Lung & Associates,
we act for many of the Incorporated Owners and
building Managers. Our services include the recovery
of outstanding renovation contributions and management
fees, the registration of memorandum of charges
against the properties concerned, and the application
for injunctive relief against owners to remove
illegal structures and to rectify other breaches
of the DMC.
Our experienced team of lawyers
strive to achieve timely and cost-effective results
for our clients.
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So, Lung & Associates,
Solicitors
15/F, Ming An Plaza, Phase 2
8 Sunning Road,
Causeway Bay,
Hong KongTel: (852) 3107
1122
Fax: (852) 3107 1100
Email: info@solung.com
Disclaimer:
Communicating with any of our
solicitors by email or mail does not create a client-solicitor
relationship until the terms of our engagement has been expressly
agreed. All correspondence by email or mail pursuant to this
page does not constitute an advice until a solicitor-client relationship
has been established and the advice is expressly communicated
as such by a solicitor of this firm
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