Restrictive covenant/indemnity insurance/garden room

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My property has a restrictive covenant in the garden area that on the charges register on the title deed it states i can't construct any building over 6 feet high.
I want to put in a garden room within permitted development - (under 2.5m high and 1m from any boundary), but this is obviously over 6 feet. My questions are
Is this likely to be deemed "unreasonable" trying to restrict someone from even permitted developments not requiring planning permission?
I don't know who the beneficiaries are. The only person mentioned on the register is a vendor from 1920 (obviously no longer around) and the building company from 20 years ago.its a freehold and the building company are not involved since 20 years ago.
Can I get indemnity insurance prior to building the garden so I'm covered should after it's built someone with a grievance comes forward?
Thanks for any help
I want to put in a garden room within permitted development - (under 2.5m high and 1m from any boundary), but this is obviously over 6 feet. My questions are
Is this likely to be deemed "unreasonable" trying to restrict someone from even permitted developments not requiring planning permission?
I don't know who the beneficiaries are. The only person mentioned on the register is a vendor from 1920 (obviously no longer around) and the building company from 20 years ago.its a freehold and the building company are not involved since 20 years ago.
Can I get indemnity insurance prior to building the garden so I'm covered should after it's built someone with a grievance comes forward?
Thanks for any help
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