Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Freehold Covenants
- Restrictive
- E.G cannot run a business or build
- Positive
- Perform obligation e.g maintain boundary wall
- Covenantee - Benefit of a Cov
- Covenantor- has burden of a covenant
- Benefit @ Common Law
- cov 'touches and concerns' the land
- C'ee owns land benefited
- orig partied intended benefit to run
- assignee derived title from orig C'ee
- Burden @ Common Law, will not run at common law - Rhone vStephen but will if
- chain of indemnity covs
- Conveyance containing cov reserves rentcharge to make good breach of cov
- Halsall v Brizell - cannot take benefit without obligation
- Creating commonhold land
- Benefit in Equity
- annexation of the cov to the land - implied LPA s78
- Express assignment of cov to buyer of benefiting land
- Building scheme Elliston v Breacher
- Burden in Equity - Tulk v Moxhay
- Cov is restrictive in nature
- original parties intented Burden to run LPA s79
- Cov'ee owned land capable of benefiting from the Cov @time created
- Party bound has notice if created after 1925 - protected by registration- notice in reg land or Dii land charge if unreg
- Also that buyer of ben land shows that ben has passed in equity not enough to show ben passes in common law
- Cov can be discharged or changed
- Land trib order s84(1) LPA1925
- cov obsolete or impedes reasonable use of land
- deed of release of variation by parties
- where both ben or burd land comes into common ownership (except building schemes)
- where cov is void for non registration D(ii) land charge