CLARE ASKAROFF LIME PARK ESTATE LTD CONTROLLING MIND SHARES MAJORITY

According to a number of company check websites, Clare Askaroff is the controlling mind of Lime Park Estate Limited also having a majority shareholding.

Clare and Nikolai Askaroff bought into Lime Park in 1981. They set about refurbishing number 4 Lime Park, renaming their quarter of the former manor house 'Lime.'

It appears that Mrs Askaroff was content to go along with whatever was proposed by Peter Townley and Henry Arnell, including giving evidence at a planning appeal in 1997 before Inspector Raymond Michael, carefully leaving out any reference to the origins of the generating buildings, though she knew what they were when herself and her husband sold the historic asset to Nelson Kruschandl in 1982.

As a director of a residents property management company, Clare and her fellow directors owe any other occupier in Lime Park a fiduciary duty not to cause them loss.

Lime Park Estate Limited owns the shared drive and nothing else in Lime Park. The shared drive has two entrances, one from Church Road leading north into the Park, and another leading from Gardner Street near the Fire Station, leading south-east into the Park along a right of way that passes through (or alongside) land belonging to Bernie Ford.

For some time the directors of LPE Ltd have been locking the access gate and allowing shrubs and other flora to overgrow the gate, in so doing depriving the occupiers of a Deed of Covenant right of way, contrary to their fiduciary duty to observe and protect the rights of other users.

This violation of the rights of others is also causing or putting others at risk of loss, contrary to Section 4 of the Fraud Act 2006, potentially making all those directors involved in the conspiracy to frustrate those access rights, guilty of the criminal offence of fraud.

The lawful purpose of a residents property management company is to fairly represent the interests of all concerned. Hence, a prerequisite is that all the occupiers of whatever, are offered the opportunity to make representations and to purchase shares to ensure that no single person has a controlling stake in the company.

You may consider such tactics on the part of Lime Park Estates Limited to be bullying or intimidatory, but the Companies Acts describe this as oppression - which is of course unlawful - and as that mantra moved past November 2006, became illegal by virtue of the Fraud Act 2006, with anyone involved potentially liable in respect of the Accessories Aiding and Abettors Act 1861.

Unless resolved, this is a matter for Companies House, possibly involving the disqualification of any and all directors, unless they work to correct their modus operandi and include the interests of all those using the shared drive in their day to day thinking.

Conspiracy to cause loss is a criminal offence under the provisions of the Criminal Law Act 1977. The maximum penalty against conviction can be life imprisonment.

Prior to this Henry Arnell and Gillian Arnell were residents, naming number 2 Lime Park: Linden House.

East Lodge, Lime Park - Estimated value £ 256,000 (range £204,800 to £307,200)

Company Officers - Current and Previous

Name	Born	Nationality	Role	Appointed	Status
MS SHELAGH CLAIRE LAMBERT	Sep 1953	British	Director	1996-05-19	CURRENT
MR HUW ANDREWS	Aug 1965	British	Director	2014-09-14	CURRENT
CLARE ASKAROFF	Jul 1957	British	Director	2013-07-15	CURRENT
MR PETER GWYN LANGFORD TOWNLEY	Jul 1924	British	Director		CURRENT
MS HARRIET VOGT			Secretary	2014-09-14	CURRENT
GILLIAN POWYS ARNELL	Jan 1935		Director	2002-06-28 UNTIL 2005-09-11	RESIGNED
MR HENRY CHRISTOPHER ARNELL	Apr 1923	British	Director		RESIGNED
MISS MARTHA MORPHEW	Jan 1936	British	Director		RESIGNED
STEPHEN JAMES PHILLIPS	May 1947	British	Director		RESIGNED
MISS CAMILLE ANNE MARIE DE KOK	Mar 1961		Director	2001-04-27 UNTIL 2014-07-15	RESIGNED
MRS LOUISE ELIZABETH JONES	May 1959	British	Director	2006-08-22 UNTIL 2013-09-30	RESIGNED
MILES FALCON INGRAM	Sep 1968	British	Director	1997-07-21 UNTIL 2001-04-26	RESIGNED
MISS CAMILLE ANNE MARIE DE KOK	Mar 1961		Secretary	2005-09-11 UNTIL 2014-07-15	RESIGNED
GILLIAN POWYS ARNELL	Jan 1935		Secretary		RESIGNED

Persons with Significant Control

Name	Active from	Born	Address	Level of control
Mrs Clare Askaroff	2016-07-20	7/1957	Lime Lime Park, Church Road, Hailsham, East Sussex BN27 1RF	Ownership of shares 25 to 50 percent

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OCCUPIERS	PROPERTY
Shelagh Claire Lambert	Lime Cottage
Peter Gwyn Langford & June Erben Marion Townley	The Rectory
Camille Anne-Marie De Kok	Lime House
Louise Elizabeth Jones	Linden House
Clare Askaroff	Lime (not a director of LPE Ltd in 2012)
Lime Park Heritage Trust	The Old Generating Works
	East Lodge

LIGHTING OF BONFIRES - Another deliberate act allegedly designed to cause loss, or expose the historic buildings as to potential fires and vermin infestation, was the lighting of bonfires in close proximity to the historic generating buildings. This small parcel of land was used to store plant material and branches that was then lit, just feet away from a boundary. At the time the parcel of land was owned by Camille de Kok. According to the fround workers, fires were lit under instruction of Louise Jones and Peter Townley, as directors of Lime Park Estate Limited.

The occupiers of the historic buildings complained to the local authority and the Fire Brigade. In the end the fires had to cease because Russell Pike was not covered against fire risk with adjacent buildings being so close. The fencing seen here was removed by Lime Park Estate Limited after it was pointed out that it caused an obstruction to enjoyment of the shared drive. Camille de Kok and Louise Jones sold up and moved shortly after this episode in the vendetta that was unfolding.

Herstmonceux (pronounced: "Hers-mon-zoo") is a village in the county of East Sussex in the South East of England. It is the location of Herstmonceux Castle and the former site of the Royal Greenwich Observatory.

Herstmonceux is also famous for trugs. These are baskets made from willow boards set in an ash or chestnut frame. However, this tiny village, with its single parade of shops along the busy A271 (Gardner Street), a bottleneck for traffic, is perhaps more famous for The Old Generating Works (Steam House), which together with Rudyard Kipling's Batemans, is the only surviving evidence of the early electricity generating industry in Sussex. This building in included on a Monument Protection Programe (MPP) since it has fallen into a state of disrepair, much as the windmill at Windmill Hill, had been allowed to deteriorate to the stage where that almost fell down. The windmill was saved with the help of a £500,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery fund.

Other buildings of note in the locality include Lime House and Lime Cottage. Lime Cottage is a grade 2 listed building. Lime House is the manor house previously owned by the Baron de Roemer. It was his son Charles who built the generating building and supply network which gave electricity to Herstmonceux in advance of other towns. A pioneer indeed.