heardy
09-05-2007, 11:25 AM
Firstly hello to all.
2 years ago we purchased a convenience store business, which is leasehold.
The previous owner of the business converted the shop from one large shop into a smaller store, and also a hairdressers which they now rent out. Their house is next door to these buildings, and they have converted a flat above both of these shops.
The buildings insurance came through the other day, for £299 for both the shop, and the hairdressers (not sure what the flat tennant pays) with a £25 admin charge from the landlord!!
When we asked to see the insurance quote, we were told that we were not entitled to see this document. So my question is am i entitled to see this, and are they allowed to add on a £25 charge also for doing nothing?
My concern is that we are paying for the buildings insurance, while they have their house insurance paid for by us.
Any help would be great.
2 years ago we purchased a convenience store business, which is leasehold.
The previous owner of the business converted the shop from one large shop into a smaller store, and also a hairdressers which they now rent out. Their house is next door to these buildings, and they have converted a flat above both of these shops.
The buildings insurance came through the other day, for £299 for both the shop, and the hairdressers (not sure what the flat tennant pays) with a £25 admin charge from the landlord!!
When we asked to see the insurance quote, we were told that we were not entitled to see this document. So my question is am i entitled to see this, and are they allowed to add on a £25 charge also for doing nothing?
My concern is that we are paying for the buildings insurance, while they have their house insurance paid for by us.
Any help would be great.