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Restrictive Covenants
middleclassbutpoor
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Is there a quick way of viewing these from HM Land Registry?
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I've found out about restrictive covenants on nearby properties to here by buying the Register entry for the property concerned.
Didn't do it specifically for that reason - but was surprised to find that there was restrictive covenant stuff mentioned on it.0 -
Thanks - so I have bought a copy of the the title register - All I can see is this....
A Transfer of the land in this title dated 29 November
2006 made between (1) x and (2) y contains restrictive covenants.
¬NOTE: Copy filed.
Would this mean that they are a separate document?0 -
Sounds like you'd better contact the Land Registry and ask them about this "copy filed".
I found that the covenants for nearby house to me were down there and they said what they were on that document.
Sounds like, in your case, there might be a bit more to it. One way or another - I'm wondering if you have to buy a copy of this "copy filed" document from the Land Registry. Best to ask them.0
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