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); freehold duties; leasehold extensions etc. I presume that this was something brought in to combat that problem so the short term of a lease would no longer be an issue; nor the enforcement of the covenants; nor finding the current freeholder. You would take over the common duties of the freeholder as a group. As the joint commonholders you would be able to enforce the covenants and take over the duties and joint costs for the common areas as a group with a common interest. Whenever a flat changed hands the new owner would automatically join in the commonhold without any loss in the chain of holders. I see it doesn't seem to have taken off so maybe there is a downside even though it sounds like a good idea. Other than that not much help I'm afraid.