I am considering applying to split my HMO property into two flats, and hope to retain the licence for at least half of it.
Has anyone had any experiences of doing this, and how amenable were the council to permitting this.
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Hi
new to this forum and seeking advice. I am the leaseholder of a flat that is above a commercial shop. The freeholder who purchased the shop and land at auction 2 years ago rents the shop to a person that has had a lot of police involvement, ie, arsonist, violence, harassment etc. The tenant...21-04-2018, 08:56 AM -
I don't think you have any statutory rights against the freeholder, so this would come down to what is in your lease. As this is a mixed development, you will also need a copy of the lease for the commercial premises, to see what they have contracted with the freeholder.
Is this by any...21-04-2018, 09:31 AM -
Hi all,
I have recently purchased a house through auction. We had taken a builder prior to the auction to have a look at the structure etc. However the garden wasn't accessible at the time of viewing.
We've now gained access to the garden and looks as though neighbours chimney support...18-04-2018, 15:24 PM -
Thank you all for your responses. It has shed a good light on what we can do and can not do. I've not come across this before and wanted further advise. The last thing I want to do is listen to a builder who will knock it down and cause more issues further down the line. I don't think its worth pursuing...20-04-2018, 10:10 AM
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Assuming, as appears to be the case, that the chimney was built at the same time as the next door house, looking at the titles of both properties may not be conclusive. Only two things will be conclusive: (a) the plan shows the chimney going with the next door property; the scale of the plan may not...19-04-2018, 11:09 AM
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From the styles of the brickwork on the 2 buildings it looks like the building with the chimney was there first and yours was later built up to it, as close as they could get to the chimney.
Look at the old fancywork at the top of the chimney and compare it to the plainer (later) style...18-04-2018, 23:26 PM -
Just build it into your extension, surely?
Don't knock it down or you might bring neighbour's house down.18-04-2018, 19:32 PM -
Hello
I'm building an outbuilding to my house
It start 3 meter away from my house
The side wall will be built on the boundary line
Do i need to serve notice to my neighbour?
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Reply to Party Wall AgreementI should add, the legal requirement is to serve Notice. Whether an Award is required depends on the response to the Notice.
Also, the neighbouring owner(s) would need to formally consent to raising a Party Wall as (I assume) the current boundary treatment would not be deemed [by the Act]...17-04-2018, 18:04 PM