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Right of way
tomo13
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Not sure which section to put this under....if someone wants to move it or tell me where it should go. Thanks
I have some land that a guy has a right of way over to his house down my private drive, which leads to my land He has applied for planning, to build on his garden. If he sells this off as a plot, surely the right of way is not just automatically given to the new plot ? It only applies to the original property shown on the TP1....?
I have some land that a guy has a right of way over to his house down my private drive, which leads to my land He has applied for planning, to build on his garden. If he sells this off as a plot, surely the right of way is not just automatically given to the new plot ? It only applies to the original property shown on the TP1....?
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You need to quote the wording on the right of way on your deeds.I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.3
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It's often the case that the RoW runs with the land, in which case it transfers to any property built on it. That's the case with my land, and the current owners of the road are hating it!But the devil will be in the detail of the wording on your/his title documents and any supporting plan.
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You can download the neighbours deeds (I think it is £3) and see what they say.1
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JuzaMum said:You can download the neighbours deeds (I think it is £3) and see what they say.Yes, I should have said that; it's £3 per title document or plan.Doesn't mean the readers will necessarily believe what they see. Ours are still trying to argue it must have 'elapsed' or 'become redundant!'
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Doesn't the original property include the area he's planning to build on? If so then no, the right of way runs with the land, no matter what he builds on it. Though the rights might be limited in some way.tomo13 said:Not sure which section to put this under....if someone wants to move it or tell me where it should go. Thanks
I have some land that a guy has a right of way over to his house down my private drive, which leads to my land He has applied for planning, to build on his garden. If he sells this off as a plot, surely the right of way is not just automatically given to the new plot ? It only applies to the original property shown on the TP1....?
Or are you saying it's only the existing house which has the RoW, and this development land is a separate plot which doesn't have the RoW registered against it?0
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