Transformation of a block of flats into a single dwelling ho

[ban-all-sheds]

1.
The fact that the submitted plan is in the public domain does not mean that it does not contain confidential information.

It does, actually - that's what being in the public domain results in - it results in the information being publicly known, i.e. no longer confidential.

2.
It is my right to chose not to reveal the identities.

It's our right to make fun of you.

3.
The posts in this forum are supposed to be anonymous.

4.
The users of this forum have the right to have their anonymity protected

But the information you've been asked to provide is already publicly non-anonymous.

5.
As I have already told you previously the submitted plan does not contain any information that I have not already passed to you.

Yes, you have told us that.

But you are completely deranged, so we cannot trust what you say.

Hence you need only to concentrate on the information I have already given to you

There's only so much fun we can have with that - we want fresh information, as it is quite likely to contain more things we can ridicule you about.

 

[Auction]

1.

I have found out the following about this property:

· There is a woman and a man living in this property.

· The woman is the only freehold of the property with no mortgagor

· According to the title register the ground floor is leased by two parties: one party is the woman and the other party is the woman and the man

· According to the title register the first floor is leased by two parties. One party is the woman and the other party is the woman and the man.

· It is important to note that the ground floor and the first floor are leased separately with different Title Registry number at the land registry and with two different mortgagors

· The third floor is not leased

· So three there are three title registers in the Land Registry for this property one for the entire property, one of the ground floor and one for the second floor.

2.

In these conditions can this property be a single dwellinghouse for the following reason:

· It seems to me that there are two dwellings in this property one made up of the ground floor and the first floor occupied by the woman and the man and if the third floor occupied only by the woman

· Legally the man does not have any right to occupied the third floor and can be prevented at any time by the woman from going in it

· The man is the tenant and the woman is the landlord (her lessor)

· There should be two ‘lease agreements’ between the freehold the woman and the man who is the leasehold so it is a commercial relationship but not a familial relationship

 

[sparkymarka]

Yaaaaaaawwwwwwnnnnnn don't think anybody's interested !

 

[Auction]

I think that other people could be interested

1.
I would like to add that in a section 106 agreement signed by both the man and the woman concerning this property the man gives as address only the ground and the first floor and the woman given the number of the street of the property i.e. the entire property

2.
I would like to add also that according to me a building subject to two leaseholds is a block of flats

 

[LukeB123]

I think that other people could be interested

1.
I would like to add that in a section 106 agreement signed by both the man and the woman concerning this property the man gives as address only the ground and the first floor and the woman given the number of the street of the property i.e. the entire property

2.
I would like to add also that according to me a building subject to two leaseholds is a block of flats

I don't think most of this is covered in planning, you could do with a solicitor.

Also if this is "According to you" then I don't think our interpretations matter?

 

[Nakajo]

A therapist would be cheaper and might be more useful in the long term

 

[Auction]

Several people want that I consult a solicitor. However I have already consulted a solicitor for different matters sometime ago and unless I pay him a little fortune he will not tell me more that I already know. Moreover I have to find a solicitor who is specialised in this matter what is not easy or better to find a barrister otherwise he will not know more than you or me. In conclusion I prefer legal discussions than to legal advice for the time being.

The issue is how a building could be a single dwelling house if some parts of it are rented separately. We have to take into account many factors and this is one of them. After all the man has leased only two of the three floors.

 

[LukeB123]

In conclusion I prefer legal discussions than to legal advice for the time being.

You should try a legal forum

The issue is how a building could be a single dwelling house if some parts of it are rented separately. We have to take into account many factors and this is one of them. After all the man has leased only two of the three floors.

See if this planning application appeal sheds any light on it or not (probably not, although starts to highlight some points that the inspector makes)
48 Tyldesley Road, Blackpool, FY1 5DH (10/8040)

There has been a few appeals in case law in blackpool about when houses are HMO's or Houses, that may give some definition in planning terms that could help.

 

[geraldthehamster]

A therapist would be cheaper and might be more useful in the long term

We still haven't established, in the 124 posts that Auction has made on this one topic, why it is any of his business what the occupants of this building do.

Cheers
Richard

 

[Auction]

"You should try a legal forum"

I think that somehow this forum is a legal forum

 

[LukeB123]

"You should try a legal forum"

I think that somehow this forum is a legal forum

A forum that discusses legal matters, rather than planning and building matters then, if you need wording in such lay terminology.

I assume you are still looking into the Blackpool case law as you decided to not reply to that point.

 

[Auction]

We cannot separate planning, building and law because anything in planning and building is regulated by law.

Concerning the Blackpool case I have not yet looked at it because lack of time but I will do

 

[geraldthehamster]

Concerning the Blackpool case I have not yet looked at it because lack of time but I will do

Oh please do. You've been griping here about the same issue with the same neighbour since 2nd October 2013. We'll bake you a cake on the second anniversary. Maybe.

 

[Auction]

I have looked for the 'Blackpool case law' and I found nothing so if some of you know how to download information about this case and other similar cases I would be grateful to them if they tell me how to do

 

[Belboz]

We'll bake you a cake on the second anniversary. Maybe.

I assume that will be a fruit cake??