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Leasehold extionsion granted by freeholder (same person)
I am the freeholder of an old Victorian property converted into 2 leaseholds. I also own Leasehold A.
Leasehold B changed ownership approx 6 years ago and the new owner (B) purchased from me (the freeholder) a 99 year lease extension.
As leaseholder A (and freeholder of A and 
with 59 years
left to run on the leasehold, I wonder if it would be prudent to extend my
leasehold (A), with just legal costs to pay ? I assume I,
as freeholder, can grant an extension to my leasehold A ?
I have no mortgage on my leasehold A and do not intend to
sell anytime soon….
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