Feb 3, 2026

Rahul Gumber (Chief Risk Officer) from AXA who has known the about issues for over a year
The directors of the building are insured until March 2026 – is Mr Gumber happy to renew again?
1. “No known circumstances” duty (very important)
The policy is issued on the basis that:
no director is aware of any fact or circumstance that may give rise to a claim.
So directors effectively warrant:
- no existing governance/safety dispute is brewing
- nothing has been concealed
- nothing should already have been notified
If serious allegations already existed, insurers can later argue non-disclosure.
2. Notification duty
D&O wordings typically require directors to notify insurers immediately if:
- a claim is made, or
- circumstances arise that could lead to a claim.
Failure to notify can invalidate cover.
(This is implied by the “Notifiable Claim” structure in the Angel wording.)
D&O Policy Summary and Wording
3. Exclusions define the real limits of director responsibility
Directors are not covered for:
- fraud/dishonesty
- deliberate wrongdoing
- prior known issues
- bodily injury/property damage claims
4. The insurance does not replace director legal duties
The policy does not reduce statutory responsibility under Companies Act / RTM obligations.
Directors remain legally responsible even if insured.
Insurance simply funds defence and certain liabilities — it does not excuse silence. The directors have refused to reply or recent months even open emails.
The insurance does not instruct directors to act —
but it does create three hard constraints:
- They must not conceal known risks
- They must notify circumstances promptly
- They cannot rely on insurance for bodily/property safety harms
Summary
So directors being silent while allegations accumulate is not neutral:
- it potentially undermines cover
- it conflicts with disclosure assumptions
- it leaves residents unable to verify whether notification has occurred
Did the directors mention a whole corruption case study around their building ? (see below)
The current RTM directors — Sam Arshi, Gerry Bloom, Chris Bradley, Lucy Clow, and Andrew Pavli — still refuse to respond to any emails or communications, despite ongoing serious safety and governance concerns – so we don’t know.
The case study they ignore:
Context
Editor’s Story (last updated July 2025)
Editor’s Story (updated 26 January 2026)
Conflict of Interest
TLT Misleading About Conflict of Interest linked to attempted murder
Conflict of Interest Question (Sent 15 Sept)
A Request for All Emails and Julien Luke
The Request 28 Sept
Human Rights and Mark Routley
Article here 28 Sept
Venue Change Request
Article 1: Venue Change Request Ignored
Witness Requests
Witness Request: Oakley Property (Pending), Asking TLT
Witness Request, Nationwide (Pending)
Pre Litigation
Email sent to TLT about Pre Litigation Concerns 20 Aug
Exploring Options Request to TLT/Natwest
Repayment in Full Option (Password Protected). Sept 2025
Previous Offer. June 2025
Further Requests
TLT Code of Conduct Request (for 20 Sept) to Helen Hodgkinson TLT
Professional Indemnity Insurance details (for Sept 18)
Ignoring Other Litigation/SRA Referral
TLT’s Obstruction of a Live Pre-Action Claim
TLT and Natwest ignored other Ongoing Pre Litigation (last updated 29 Aug before TLT Filed)
SRA/Other Referrals Page (Password Protected)
Refusing Email Communication
Article: TLT/Natwest Refusing Email Communication (Updated 26/9/2025)
Further Internal Links
Recent Requests (Password Protected)
Official Requests (Password Protected)
Clarification of past articles stance.
Moreland Selective Email Opening
The Oakley/Directors Paradox : Control Without Accountability
Ongoing Analysis Of Two TLT Partners, Mark Routley and Julien Luke to assist in understandIng case
External links
TLT Trust Pilot Page (1.5/5 Stars Rating – “Bad”)
Court Case Two
(In Pre Litigation)
In pre litigation, history here.
Article: Oakley Property in Deep Trouble?
Article: The Biggest Question : Which Conveyancing Firm?
Article: The Directors Who Run Away (Updated 25/9/2025)
Procedural Concerns
Part One (password protected)
Part Two (“The Last Hope”) (password protected)
Does this require a new filing? (password protected)
Concerning TLT tactics (password protected)
Framework (password protected)
Nov 3rd Notes (password protected)
Nov 3rd Full Email (password protected)
Deeply concerning update (password protected)
Brighton County Court
Latest Situation 15 November
Further Publication Request 15 November
Who is the Mystery Solicitor? 16 November
Concerning Situation 17 November (password protected)
James Porter of Oakley Property 17 November
Oakley Property Desperate Measures 17 November
Investigation 17 November (password protected), Table (password protected)
PCOL request 18 November (password protected)
Police Report 19 November (password protected) and notifications (password protected)
Police Update 19 November (password protected)
TLT Ignoring Emails (password protected)
The 4 steps of accountability (password protected)
New Report November (password protected)
Old Articles Update 20 November
Court Materials Evidence Preservation 21 November (plus further question to Nationwide 21 November) (password protected)
Defence Update 21 November (password protected)
Why Solicitors and Courts Stop Opening Emails 21 November (password protected), update on this (password protected), notifying them
Police response (password protected)
Further police response (password protected)
Brighton Court Updated PCOL 23 November
Brighton Court and TLT now opening selected emails, not opening some, not actioning majority, etc. High Court still not opening since second Police Report. 23 November. (notify of update)
New Crime Report Update 24 November (password protected)
The Email Mystery (new update report) 24 November (password protected)
System use 24 November (password protected)
Given up on reference numbers (password protected) and same again SXP-2025
Police Report Request 26 November (password protected)
PCOL Message to Court 16 January 2026 (password protected)
Nationwide Court Cases
Two different approaches (password protected)
Article: The Accountability Question: Alison Lattimer and the Virgin Money Response
Out of Scope? 15 December (password protected)
Email Complication 16 December (password protected)
Article facts feedback 19 December (password protected)
Nationwide Update 14 January 2026 (password protected)
Nationwide moves away from Moorgroup (password protected)
Media
Media Question (password protected)
Media Assets (password protected)
Analysis
Draft article on Law Firm Analysis
Chambers Rankings (password protected)
PCOL Error (password protected)
Other
Natwest significant update 25 January 2026 (password protected)
Sean Pilcher’s Big Moment 25 January 2026
Insurance Investigation? 30 January 2026 (password protected)
The Fall of Keiran Foad: When Institutional Risk Becomes Too Heavy to Carry 27 January 2026
The James Hopkinson Mystery 30 January 2026
Directors, Insurance, and the Accountability Vacuum 30 January 2026
David Vaughan of Aston Vaughan: “That’s your problem” 30 January 2026
If Oakley Property aren’t liable, why allegedly fake past service charges? 1 February 2026
