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No pet covenant On leasehold house

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  • Olinda99
    Olinda99 Posts: 2,042 Forumite
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    theartfullodger said:
    Section 12 of the 1950s Allotments Act abolished any such restrictions regarding chickens or rabbits.

    Please don't take my word for it, look it up !

    Bet the directors don't know 

    Get a bunny
    or maybe one of these ......


  • theartfullodger
    theartfullodger Posts: 15,710 Forumite
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    See..
    https://www.property118.com/why-a-tenants-furry-and-feathered-friends-can-rejoice-over-a-forgotten-law/
  • Murphybear
    Murphybear Posts: 8,005 Forumite
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    There’s quite a lot of realistic robot cats and dogs on the market.  Think of the fortune you will save - no food, no vets bills. No doggie walking etc 
  • RHemmings
    RHemmings Posts: 4,894 Forumite
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    Murphybear said:
    There’s quite a lot of realistic robot cats and dogs on the market.  Think of the fortune you will save - no food, no vets bills. No doggie walking etc 
    Many of the advertisements for realistic robot cats and dogs on the market are scams, and the product received will be nothing like what the (sometimes (allegedly) AI-generated) advertisement shows. 

    E.g. https://youtu.be/o9DIRw6g9Qs

    I'm not sure which actual products you're talking about, but I just wanted to add the above caveat. 

    Back on the original topic, it seems likely to me that permission to keep pets has been requested, but refused. Confirmation would be good. 
  • newsgroupmonkey_
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    subjecttocontract said:
    Why buy a house that doesn't allow dogs if you want a dog ?
    Others may have bought their house specifically because dogs are not allowed and they won't be disturbed by barking ?

    Previous page. I said exactly this.
  • sheramber
    sheramber Posts: 22,638 Forumite
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    I donlt think the OP got the answers wanted as thye have been online since they first posted but ignored any questions asked.
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