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    Covenant restricting land use to only Agricultural and/or Residential

    Thanks @WaveJumper for looking into it. I had actually read that also - seems like it is a pretty grey area!
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    Covenant restricting land use to only Agricultural and/or Residential

    Thanks @WaveJumper for your friendly response. Certainly friendlier than @Alyson Dyer s really helpful response. We’ll be speaking to planners and getting legal advice-just trying to do a bit of reading up/research before we go down that route.
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    Covenant restricting land use to only Agricultural and/or Residential

    Could anyone with knowledge help to clarify the following: Question 1) Does a plant nursery fall under Agricultural land use? Question 2) Is there a difference in legal terms between Agricultural use and Horticultural use? Many thanks in advance
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    Company now saying they won't pay

    It's definitely NOT an LLP :)
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    Company now saying they won't pay

    Hi, it's not an LLP (but I will double check as it was a while ago I looked at it). I'm an accountant so had thought about this previously, but best to double check instead of having doubt in my mind!
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Oh he knows we know for sure. We know more than him it seems! The reaction when it was brought up was one of aggression. Not very nice. (I wont go into anymore details on those lines) There’s a long way to go with this but we will get there eventually.
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Thank you. Yes we know for a fact the same covenant applies and that they have a share in the management company which can only be obtained following agreement to the covenant. The restrictive covenants are also included on the land registry titles etc. We will be consultant with a specialist...
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Thank you so much for your insightful replies. I’ve asked these questions as if it were me wanting to run the nursery but infact it is a neighbour with no regard for our gated community/site covenant. Luckily he can’t claim he didn’t have notice of the covenant on the land because he was one of...
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Thank you for the confirmation. So any idea how a court order could successfully enforce this?
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Sorry to keep asking question, but appreciate your replies. How could a court order enforce it? How do you think that would work?
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    Thanks again - that is also my thoughts on it so pleasing to have confirmation. Next question - how could this type of covenant be enforced?
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    That's what I thought. So I can't set up a plant/nursery business on my land?
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    Does this mean I can't run a business from my property?

    This is an extract of the deed of covenant relating to my house, which is part of a gated development where we pay into a management company to run the site for us, and for which we have a share. Could someone confirm exactly what it means? Many thanks in advance. "The Covenantor's Covenant...
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    Company now saying they won't pay

    Thank you @Lovetts Solicitors for your comments-really appreciated. Just to clarify, the developers (the partnership of 3 men) are currently the 3 directors of our management company (although when the AGM is here we plan to vote them off as Directors). The 2 letter stating they would be...
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    Company now saying they won't pay

    Thank you - that's what I thought. Unlimited liability for all three of them acting together. So do you think this is worth pursuing through a small claims court? I had read about a process to follow to try and get the monies before going down the court route. We have written to them twice...
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