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A covenant was imposed over freehold land in 1937, preventing alterations without the approval of the vendors. The vendors are likely to be dead. Alterations were made without consent twenty years ago. Is the covenant enforceable?

A covenant was imposed over freehold land in 1937, preventing alterations without the approval of the vendors. The vendors are likely to be dead. Alterations were made without consent twenty years ago. Is the covenant enforceable?

A covenant was imposed over freehold land in 1937, preventing alterations without the approval of the vendors. The vendors are likely to be dead.

A landlord has issued a draft licence to alter in respect of works to replace aircon units. It transpires that the works have already been completed. Should a retrospective licence be used instead and do you have a Precedent?

A landlord has issued a draft licence to alter in respect of works to replace aircon units. It transpires that the works have already been completed. Should a retrospective licence be used instead and do you have a Precedent?

A landlord has issued a draft licence to alter in respect of works to replace aircon units. It transpires that the works have already been completed.

A residential flat lease stipulates that the tenant is not to alter the flat but may make internal non-structural alterations with landlord’s consent (not to be unreasonably withheld). The definition of premises/flat does not include reference to landlord's fixtures and fittings. Is the tenant able to replace the kitchen or bathroom in the flat without consent?

A residential flat lease stipulates that the tenant is not to alter the flat but may make internal non-structural alterations with landlord’s consent (not to be unreasonably withheld). The definition of premises/flat does not include reference to landlord's fixtures and fittings. Is the tenant able to replace the kitchen or bathroom in the flat without consent?

A residential flat lease stipulates that the tenant is not to alter the flat but may make internal non-structural alterations with landlord’s consent

A tenant has carried out alterations without the landlord’s consent and now seeks to obtain retrospective consent. The landlord will grant a retrospective licence on onerous terms such as an increase in rent and payment of a premium. Otherwise, the landlord insists on the improvements being removed, despite the fact the improvements improve the letting value of the premises and they have suffered no loss. Can a landlord be held to be unreasonably withholding retrospective consent for alterations?

A tenant has carried out alterations without the landlord’s consent and now seeks to obtain retrospective consent. The landlord will grant a retrospective licence on onerous terms such as an increase in rent and payment of a premium. Otherwise, the landlord insists on the improvements being removed, despite the fact the improvements improve the letting value of the premises and they have suffered no loss. Can a landlord be held to be unreasonably withholding retrospective consent for alterations?

A tenant has carried out alterations without the landlord’s consent and now seeks to obtain retrospective consent. The landlord will grant a

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