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See #4, there is no LL
That does not show there is not a LL. It shows that some people have a leasehold on a flat and the lease is to the superior LL. True they may have exercised their right to enfranchise and purchase the freehold however they would have had to form in effect a management company with LL as a legal fiction even if it is themselves. Unless of course they have a not very often used flying freehold.
 

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