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Case No: LC-2023-115
AN APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 84 OF THE LAW OF PROPERTY ACT 1925
8 May 2024
TRIBUNALS, COURTS AND ENFORCEMENT ACT 2007
RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS – MODIFICATION – consent covenant in favour of dissolved company – obsolescence – benefit of other covenants annexed to the company’s land - one house, one plot covenant - practical benefits of substantial advantage – scale, density, open aspect – application refused
BETWEEN:
COLIN BERNARD MEDLEY
Applicant
-and-
ROSS MACKENZIE (1)
YASHWANT AND SUSHMA KOAK (2)
GUNTER AND GLYNNE STOHR (3)
ASIM AND UZMA CHAUDHARY (4)
STELLA DIGGINS (5)
GLEN & CLAIRE FELDMAN (6)
LESLEY BELLAMY (7)
TAI WAI WONG (8)
RAJESH KHAKHAR AND CHRSTINE FUCHS-KHAKHAR (9)
PAUL VELLA AND CATHY O’ROUKE (10)
CATHERINE EILEEN BOAK (11)
MICHAEL ALPHONSO CHRISTIAN AND BRENDA PATRICIA
MARGARET REGAN (12)
MRS P M MORLEY (13)
ROBERT L AND KELLY R WALKER (14)
Objectors
12 High Elms,
Chigwell,
Essex, IG7 6NF
Upper Tribunal Judge Elizabeth Cooke and Mr Mark Higgin FRICS FIRRV
9-10 April 2024
Ms Robyn Cunningham for the applicant, instructed by Fahri LLP
Mr James Fuller for objectors 1 to 10, instructed on a direct access basis
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The following cases are referred to in this decision:
Crest Nicholson Residential (South) Ltd v McAllister [2002] EWHC 2443
Federated Homes Limited v Mill Lodge Properties Limited (1980) 39 P & CR 576
Re Bass Ltd’s Application (1973) 26 P & CR 156
Ridley v Taylor [1965] 1 WLR 611
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- Introduction
- Background: the High Elms estate
- The legal background
- The application
- The grounds for the application
- Title to the land proposed to be developed
- Section 7
- The objectors
- Covenant 3(c) in the 1967 conveyance
- The remaining covenants: grounds (aa) and (c)
- Open aspect and the prevention of over-development
- Potential effect on other development proposals in High Elms
- Overlooking
- Damage to structures including the listed wall
- Strain on services including drains
- Loss of access, and loss of view, for Forest House
- Conclusion on ground (aa)
- Ground (c)
- Conclusions
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