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Fair enough, I'll let all the neighbours know its likely to go ahead. Thanks to everyone for there input... even Johnny

Cheers, I'm now feel enlightened and better man for it, i cant thank you enough

Morning Johnny, a little hungover? Just asking advice, as i have no knowledge in these matters, thank you for your contribution.

So if.. and a big if, we make contact original beneficiary and explain the situation, it them and only them who any clout to object the PD?

I should of pointed out that all the the properties on our road and behind are all bungalows and currently no one can see into anyone's gardens or properties, well not now once this neighbors building work is done.

i understand, its just seems this has all been done on the sly, had no communication form the neighbour regarding the plan to build at all

Oh well, we have a shared drive so i could just not allow scaffolding to be built on my side or workers vehicles to use the drive, but this seems a bit last resort and pathetic?

So in a word , the covenant isn't worth the paper its written on.. Appreciate the replies, as you may have guessed, i have no clue in this scenario.

i hear you, thank you. As i thought, we dont have a leg to stand on...

Hi Or neighbour has been granted permitted development, the plans are for building a dorm in the loft at the rear, we are a row of bungalows, so we would be over looked. Crucially, our deeds state that these properties cannot be built onto, and permitted development rules state that it cannot be...

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Question. If the plans fall into Permitted development and have been granted, but the properties - bungalow- deeds state you cannot build onto the property, also permitted development rules apply for properties after 1948? Our property was built 1935, can it be objected by the neighbors

Hi Or neighbour has been granted permitted development, the plans are for building a dorm in the loft at the rear, we are a row of bungalows, so we would be over looked. Crucially, our deeds state that these properties cannot be built onto, and permitted development rules state that it cannot be...