Discharge of restrictive covenants

Article Abstract:

A recent case involving Kennet Properties Ltd highlights circumstances under which it may be necessary to obtain the discharge of restrictive covenants. This is because obtaining planning permission does not override any private rights which prevent that same use. In this case, the applicant had received permission to build 27 homes in Haringey, England, but a building scheme established in 1853 had designated the site as 'paddock land,' and it was therefore not possible to build there.

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Home sweet home

Article Abstract:

The United Kingdom Court of Appeal's rulings on the effective use of covenants when local authority tenants exercise their right to buy are discussed. The court agreed that the use of a private dwelling for holiday lets was a breach of the covenant.

Property, United Kingdom. Court of Appeal

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Illuminating implication

Article Abstract:

The discharge of restrictive covenants on land in the UK is examined, with reference to the scope of the covenant and and its modification on payment of compensation.

United Kingdom

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