A and B purchased plots from the same seller within the last few of years. Both A and B covenanted to erect fence or hedges within 12 months of purchase. A has not...
A client, 'X', owns a private road. In 1982 they sold a field to 'Y' (for farming). At the time, the field had a gate offering access onto the private road. The transfer...
A conveyance registered on the title to a property requires that any transferee gives a covenant in favour of 'the British Coal Corporation'. Is the Coal Authority the...
A covenant was imposed over freehold land in 1937, preventing alterations without the approval of the vendors. The vendors are likely to be dead. Alterations were made...
A deed of grant of easement imposes land registry restrictions on both the servient and dominant tenement titles to ensure that a deed of covenant is entered into by...
A farm cottage conveyed for residential purposes off from the original farm has the benefit of a right of way for all purposes over the footpath (access road) on the...
A farmer has a been granted a right of way over a neighbour’s field. There are no provisions in the deed of grant relating to responsibility for repair and costs of...
A four-bedroom property is subject to a restrictive covenant requiring it to be used as a single private dwelling. Would conversion of the property into a seven bed house...
A freehold conveyance of part contained a covenant that the transferee would erect and maintain a boundary fence between the transferred land and the transferor’s...
A grants a right of way to B. B purports to grant a licence to C to use the right of way but it appears that the licence is invalid because C’s use of the right of way is...
A has parked on B’s land as of right for over 20 years. B then consents to continued use. Does this prevent a claim under the Prescription Act? If so, could A succeed...
A has planning permission to develop land which is accessible only via a private road owned by B (and no easement exists over the roadway in favour of A). On what basis...
A is granted a legal easement to access his land (field X) from the west. He then acquires field Y adjacent to X and to the east of X. Does the easement already granted...
A is granting a right of way to B, the proprietor of some neighbouring land. That land is subject to a lease to C. Will C automatically benefit from the new right to be...
A is selling two pieces of adjoining land to B and to C. B will need access to C’s land to maintain and repair the boundary. Is a reserved right of access in the transfer...
A landlord grants a lease of part of its property (Plot A) with a right of way over its adjoining land (Plot B) and tenant covenants not to obstruct the right of way,...
A landowner (A) granted permission to neighbouring owner (B) to use parking spaces on its property well over 20 years ago. A sold its property in 1997 to C. B has...
A landowner proposes to undertake works on his land which involve excavation, the foundations of which will encroach onto the adjoining owner's land by one metre. It is...
A long commercial lease at a substantial rent grants the tenant an unrestricted right of access over a road. The landlord does not own, nor has any express rights over...
A non-registrable lease (ie of more than three but fewer than seven years) has not been noted against the landlord’s title at HM Land Registry. Nor have the easements...
A party uses an access way without the benefit of an express right of way, but potentially has a right acquired by prescription or an implied right of way. Can the...
A person has a right of access over a private road at all times and for all purposes. Does this right allow access to the dominant land at any point along its length...
A property is subject to a restriction that it is not to be used other than as a private dwellinghouse by a single family (subject to the number of persons occupying the...
A property is subject to a restrictive covenant ‘not to use the land for the purpose of open storage of any kind’. Would the parking of vehicles on the land as part of a...
A property is subject to both a vehicular prescriptive right of way and a public right of way, assuming this over the same route, can the vehicular right of way be...
A property is subject to restrictive covenants prohibiting building residential property and causing nuisance. Will building an extension to a residential property (which...
