Hello I’m in the process in purchasing a house. The house title deeds has some worrying covenants. Not sure the solicitor would have told me this.
we intend to build a single storey extension rear and part side extension (small partial wrap around) and create a kitchen, bedroom and shower for a vulnerable adult.
but when seeing the title covenants I’m not sure what I could do? Please can I get some advice, I presume original vendor is dead from ancestors records and was thinking if Amy of these covenants are enforceable when a kitchen and dormas are made. We do love the house and have been searching for months for the family and something suitable for the vulnerable adult.
C: Charges Register
This register contains any charges and other matters that affect the land.
1 (23.07.1997) The land is subject to rights of drainage.
2 (23.07.1997) A Conveyance of the land tinted blue on the filed plan and
other land dated 27 February 1913 made between (1)
(name removed) (Vendor) (2) (name removed) and others (Trustees) and
(3) XX and XX (Purchasers) contains
covenants details of which are set out in the schedule of restrictive
covenants hereto.
3 (23.07.1997) A Conveyance of the land tinted pink on the filed plan
dated 7 November 1924 made between (1) XX
(Vendor) (2) XX and others and (3) XX (Purchaser) contains covenants details of which are set out
in the schedule of restrictive covenants hereto.
4 (29.04.2019) REGISTERED CHARGE dated 22 February 2019.
5 (29.04.2019) Proprietor: XX
Schedule of restrictive covenants
1 The following are details of the covenants contained in the Conveyance
dated 27 February 1913 referred to in the Charges Register:-
"JOINT AND SEVERAL COVENANT by the purchasers with the Vendor that they
the purchasers should not at any time thereafter encroach upon the
causeway of the said street or road by placing steps upon the same or
otherwise nor erect any building of any description upon the said plot
of land so as to project into or overhang the portion of the said plot
of land lying between the building lines shewn on the said plan and
XX Road and XX Road in front of such building line save only
porches windows and other usual architectural ornaments or dressings
And Also that no windows or openings should be put out in any building
or wall which might be erected upon the said plot of land so as to look
or open immediately upon the Vendors adjoining land on the Southerly
and Westerly sides thereof or within a distance of 6 feet thereof and
that no rights of light or air should be acquired by the purchasers at
any time in respect of any windows or openings overlooking the
adjoining land of the Vendor And Also that the purchasers should
forthwith at their own expense erect a fence wall or iron railing four
feet high at the least along the Southerly......sides of the said plot
of land where not occupied or made by the buildings to be erected
thereon so as to fence off the said plot of land from the adjoining
land of the Vendor And should at all times thereafter maintain and
repair such fence at the like expense And Also that all buildings
including chimneys and walls to be erected on the said plot of land
should be faced with outside wall stones and no old material should be
used in the erection of any buildings or walls fronting the said roads
And that no trade or business should be carried on in or upon the said
plot of land or in or upon any buildings which might be erected thereon
and that no buildings other than two pairs of semi-detached
dwellinghouses with the necessary outbuildings offices and conveniences
thereto should be erected on the said plot of land nor should the same
be used for any other purpose than private dwellinghouses And Also that
a sum of not less than £760 should be expended by the purchasers in the
erection of each pair of semi-detached dwellinghouses and that the
roofs thereof should be covered with blue slates or red tiles
2 of 3
Title number XXXXXX
Schedule of restrictive covenants continued
And Also that the front garden walls should be of stone not more than 3
feet high surmounted with iron palisading."
NOTE: No copy conveyance plan was supplied on first registration.
2 The following are details of the covenants contained in the Conveyance
dated 7 November 1924 referred to in the Charges Register:-
"the Purchaser hereby further covenants with the Vendor ......that no
window lights or openings shall be put out in any building or wall
which may be erected on the said plot of land so as to look or open
immediately upon the Vendors adjoining property on the South or within
a distance of six feet thereof without the Vendors previous consent in
writing and no prescriptive or other right shall at any time be
acquired by the Purchaser or anyone claiming under him in respect of
any lights or openings in any building or wall upon the said plot of
land as against such adjoining property AND ALSO that all buildings
including chimneys and walls which may be erected on the said plot of
land shall be faced with outside wall stones and no old material shall
be used in the erection of any buildings or walls fronting the said
proposed street or road AND ALSO that no trade or business shall be
carried on in or upon the said plot of land or in upon any building
which may be erected thereon and no building other than one detached or
semi-detached dwellinghouse with the necessary outbuildings offices
conveniences and adjuncts thereto shall be erected on the said plot of
land nor shall the same be used for any purpose other than a private
dwellinghouse AND ALSO that a sum of not less than Six hundred and
thirty five pounds shall be expended by the Purchaser in the erection
of such Dwellinghouse and the roof thereof shall be covered with blue
slates or red tiles AND ALSO that the front garden walls shall be of
stone not more than three feet high mounted with iron palisading."
Thanks so much in advance, any help appreciated
we intend to build a single storey extension rear and part side extension (small partial wrap around) and create a kitchen, bedroom and shower for a vulnerable adult.
but when seeing the title covenants I’m not sure what I could do? Please can I get some advice, I presume original vendor is dead from ancestors records and was thinking if Amy of these covenants are enforceable when a kitchen and dormas are made. We do love the house and have been searching for months for the family and something suitable for the vulnerable adult.
C: Charges Register
This register contains any charges and other matters that affect the land.
1 (23.07.1997) The land is subject to rights of drainage.
2 (23.07.1997) A Conveyance of the land tinted blue on the filed plan and
other land dated 27 February 1913 made between (1)
(name removed) (Vendor) (2) (name removed) and others (Trustees) and
(3) XX and XX (Purchasers) contains
covenants details of which are set out in the schedule of restrictive
covenants hereto.
3 (23.07.1997) A Conveyance of the land tinted pink on the filed plan
dated 7 November 1924 made between (1) XX
(Vendor) (2) XX and others and (3) XX (Purchaser) contains covenants details of which are set out
in the schedule of restrictive covenants hereto.
4 (29.04.2019) REGISTERED CHARGE dated 22 February 2019.
5 (29.04.2019) Proprietor: XX
Schedule of restrictive covenants
1 The following are details of the covenants contained in the Conveyance
dated 27 February 1913 referred to in the Charges Register:-
"JOINT AND SEVERAL COVENANT by the purchasers with the Vendor that they
the purchasers should not at any time thereafter encroach upon the
causeway of the said street or road by placing steps upon the same or
otherwise nor erect any building of any description upon the said plot
of land so as to project into or overhang the portion of the said plot
of land lying between the building lines shewn on the said plan and
XX Road and XX Road in front of such building line save only
porches windows and other usual architectural ornaments or dressings
And Also that no windows or openings should be put out in any building
or wall which might be erected upon the said plot of land so as to look
or open immediately upon the Vendors adjoining land on the Southerly
and Westerly sides thereof or within a distance of 6 feet thereof and
that no rights of light or air should be acquired by the purchasers at
any time in respect of any windows or openings overlooking the
adjoining land of the Vendor And Also that the purchasers should
forthwith at their own expense erect a fence wall or iron railing four
feet high at the least along the Southerly......sides of the said plot
of land where not occupied or made by the buildings to be erected
thereon so as to fence off the said plot of land from the adjoining
land of the Vendor And should at all times thereafter maintain and
repair such fence at the like expense And Also that all buildings
including chimneys and walls to be erected on the said plot of land
should be faced with outside wall stones and no old material should be
used in the erection of any buildings or walls fronting the said roads
And that no trade or business should be carried on in or upon the said
plot of land or in or upon any buildings which might be erected thereon
and that no buildings other than two pairs of semi-detached
dwellinghouses with the necessary outbuildings offices and conveniences
thereto should be erected on the said plot of land nor should the same
be used for any other purpose than private dwellinghouses And Also that
a sum of not less than £760 should be expended by the purchasers in the
erection of each pair of semi-detached dwellinghouses and that the
roofs thereof should be covered with blue slates or red tiles
2 of 3
Title number XXXXXX
Schedule of restrictive covenants continued
And Also that the front garden walls should be of stone not more than 3
feet high surmounted with iron palisading."
NOTE: No copy conveyance plan was supplied on first registration.
2 The following are details of the covenants contained in the Conveyance
dated 7 November 1924 referred to in the Charges Register:-
"the Purchaser hereby further covenants with the Vendor ......that no
window lights or openings shall be put out in any building or wall
which may be erected on the said plot of land so as to look or open
immediately upon the Vendors adjoining property on the South or within
a distance of six feet thereof without the Vendors previous consent in
writing and no prescriptive or other right shall at any time be
acquired by the Purchaser or anyone claiming under him in respect of
any lights or openings in any building or wall upon the said plot of
land as against such adjoining property AND ALSO that all buildings
including chimneys and walls which may be erected on the said plot of
land shall be faced with outside wall stones and no old material shall
be used in the erection of any buildings or walls fronting the said
proposed street or road AND ALSO that no trade or business shall be
carried on in or upon the said plot of land or in upon any building
which may be erected thereon and no building other than one detached or
semi-detached dwellinghouse with the necessary outbuildings offices
conveniences and adjuncts thereto shall be erected on the said plot of
land nor shall the same be used for any purpose other than a private
dwellinghouse AND ALSO that a sum of not less than Six hundred and
thirty five pounds shall be expended by the Purchaser in the erection
of such Dwellinghouse and the roof thereof shall be covered with blue
slates or red tiles AND ALSO that the front garden walls shall be of
stone not more than three feet high mounted with iron palisading."
Thanks so much in advance, any help appreciated
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