Add to ORKGThe rise of common property developments has prompted calls to allow positive freehold covenants to run with land. To prevent covenants operating as a kind of unrepealable private legislation, positive obligations should be imposed on future landowners only under statute and subject to public law accountability and controls
A successful scheme for conservation covenants must strike a balance between permanence and flexibil...
This paper discusses the use of covenant land use controls for residential housing developments. The...
Racial restrictive covenants are private agreements prohibiting sale, rental, use or occupancy of pr...
The purpose of this introduction is to provide a brief outline of the scope and the progression of t...
Reports that the recommendations of the 2011 Law Commission Report "Easements, Covenants and Profits...
Covenants and ground leases have been, and continue to be, used to create shared spaces that are fun...
When first encountering covenants running with the land, one may react against the very idea. Why sh...
Cover title: Land law and conveyancing lawSIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre...
The Act provides that covenants that run with the land shall be automatically renewed every twenty y...
With contaminated land, it sometimes makes sense to do a partial cleanup, rather than a complete one...
This article deals with commonhold and leasehold agreements in a block of flats. It focuses on the ...
The profession is seeing increasing demand for expertise in neighbourly matters – and it’s not becau...
It is generally stated as a fundamental requirement of a real covenant or covenant running with the...
Positive covenants imposed on existing landowners, even if registered, do not bind their successor i...
Though covenants are usually considered the private sector’s alternative to zoning, governments also...
A successful scheme for conservation covenants must strike a balance between permanence and flexibil...
This paper discusses the use of covenant land use controls for residential housing developments. The...
Racial restrictive covenants are private agreements prohibiting sale, rental, use or occupancy of pr...
The purpose of this introduction is to provide a brief outline of the scope and the progression of t...
Reports that the recommendations of the 2011 Law Commission Report "Easements, Covenants and Profits...
Covenants and ground leases have been, and continue to be, used to create shared spaces that are fun...
When first encountering covenants running with the land, one may react against the very idea. Why sh...
Cover title: Land law and conveyancing lawSIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre...
The Act provides that covenants that run with the land shall be automatically renewed every twenty y...
With contaminated land, it sometimes makes sense to do a partial cleanup, rather than a complete one...
This article deals with commonhold and leasehold agreements in a block of flats. It focuses on the ...
The profession is seeing increasing demand for expertise in neighbourly matters – and it’s not becau...
It is generally stated as a fundamental requirement of a real covenant or covenant running with the...
Positive covenants imposed on existing landowners, even if registered, do not bind their successor i...
Though covenants are usually considered the private sector’s alternative to zoning, governments also...
A successful scheme for conservation covenants must strike a balance between permanence and flexibil...
This paper discusses the use of covenant land use controls for residential housing developments. The...
Racial restrictive covenants are private agreements prohibiting sale, rental, use or occupancy of pr...