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If you are a tenant who has bought your Council flat or maisonette (i.e. you are a leaseholder), or you have bought a former council flat or maisonette and you were not the tenant, you are responsible for most internal repairs that are required.
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If I have bought a Council flat or maisonette or live in a former Council flat or maisonette, do I have to carry out all the repairs?
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