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Schedule of restrictive Covenant
Dianejoy
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My neighbour is saying that I am breaching the Restictive Covenant because I have a lodger! This is the wording I have below:
(b) not to occupy or suffer or permit to be occupied the building now erected on the said land or any of the dwellinghouses referred to above other than as a single private dwellinghouse in the occupation in every case of one family only.
I have had the lodger for over 2years - 3 month now and have just received the solicitors letter on the 27th August 2010. Have I any rights - and that its taken so long for him to persue this?
Is this a case of breaching my privicy!!!
(b) not to occupy or suffer or permit to be occupied the building now erected on the said land or any of the dwellinghouses referred to above other than as a single private dwellinghouse in the occupation in every case of one family only.
I have had the lodger for over 2years - 3 month now and have just received the solicitors letter on the 27th August 2010. Have I any rights - and that its taken so long for him to persue this?
Is this a case of breaching my privicy!!!
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