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CASE BRIEF / REVIEW PACKETAV-CB-013DNFTGenerated October 26, 2026Evidence checked Oct 25, 2026
TRACKED PUBLIC MATTER

133 Blackstock Road v Assethold Limited

First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) · Nov 17, 2025

Jurisdiction
international
Court
First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber)
Record ID
133-blackstock-road-v-assethold-limited-2025-11-17
Observed outcome
Show Cause
Known monetary consequence
costs ordered, amount not stated
ADVISOR READOUT

Why this matter warrants attention

Fabricated: Case Law | Respondent relied on Gala Unity Ltd v Ariadne Road RTM Co Ltd [2012] UKUT 366 (LC); Tribunal could not find this authority and directed the Respondent to produce it; none was provided and Tribunal concluded it apparently does not exist. Outcome: Show Cause.

Why the decision-maker cared

Fabricated: Case Law | Respondent relied on Gala Unity Ltd v Ariadne Road RTM Co Ltd [2012] UKUT 366 (LC); Tribunal could not find this authority and directed the Respondent to produce it; none was provided and Tribunal concluded it apparently does not exist. || Misrepresented: Case Law | Respondent subsequently cited Gala Unity Ltd v Ariadne Road RTM Co Ltd [2012] EWCA Civ 1372, but the Court of Appeal decision concerned a different issue (management of separate properties) and did not support the Respondent's proposition about retained insurance rights. || Misrepresented: Case Law | Respondent relied on Qdime Ltd v Bath Building (Swindon) Management Co Ltd [2014] UKUT 0261 (LC) as supporting the proposition that lease terms prevail over RTM management functions; Tribunal found the case existed but did not involve RTM and did not support that proposition. || Misrepresented: Case Law | Respondent cited A1 Properties (Sunderland) Ltd v Tudor Studios RTM Company Ltd [2024] UKSC 27 as confirming that RTM rights do not override express lease provisions; Tribunal found the Supreme Court decision concerned a failure to serve a claim notice and did not establish the principle asserted.

Why it matters now

UK property tribunals now issue show-cause orders when authorities cannot be produced — treat failure to supply a cite as sanction-triggering.

RECORDED ISSUES

Failure modes and consequences

  • Fake Citations
  • Misrepresented Authority
  • Trial
  • Monetary
AI attribution
Not Established
Recorded tool
No tool named in source
Known monetary consequence
costs ordered, amount not stated
Procedural posture
Show Cause
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