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This is a scam. The right to enforce restrictive covenants runs with ownership of the land. The developer loses the right to enforce them when he sells the other properties on the development. In my own case the restrictive covenants are theoretically enforceable by dozens of other home owners on the same estate but not the original seller.0
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Thanks for the update, OP!0
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This is a scam. The right to enforce restrictive covenants runs with ownership of the land. The developer loses the right to enforce them when he sells the other properties on the development. In my own case the restrictive covenants are theoretically enforceable by dozens of other home owners on the same estate but not the original seller.
What if the developer retains ownership of some of the land? There's a patch of land next to our house which is still registered to the original developer of our road (although they claim to know nothing about it).0 -
Start using it and register adverse possession in 10 years time!0
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This is a scam. The right to enforce restrictive covenants runs with ownership of the land. The developer loses the right to enforce them when he sells the other properties on the development. In my own case the restrictive covenants are theoretically enforceable by dozens of other home owners on the same estate but not the original seller.
Not necessarily. It depends on the wording of the covenant and who it is for the benefit of."In the future, everyone will be rich for 15 minutes"0 -
What if the developer retains ownership of some of the land? There's a patch of land next to our house which is still registered to the original developer of our road (although they claim to know nothing about it).Not necessarily. It depends on the wording of the covenant and who it is for the benefit of.0
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