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Yes so basically all it is, is an extra form attached to the planning permit. It then gets advertised just like a normal planning permit and is of course open to objections Not a massive thing

The process is similar here in Victoria, you submit the removal of the covenant with your planning permit. Because the council does not benefit from the covenant and it goes against the current planning scheme they cannot and will not enforce it as they are not a beneficiary. Only...

1) Yes it is 2)Not the original buyer, just a transferee 3)Yes an application must be submitted to lift the covenant

here is the wording of the covenant 'The transferees hereby for themselves their heirs executors administrators and transferees the registered proprietor for the time being of the land hereby transferred covenants with urban land authority persuant to the provisions of section 14 of the urban...

Just spoke to lawyers and an agent who is a friend of mine who works in the area. The covenant was set in place way back in the day when they were cutting the land and wanted all houses to look the same as they were sold of as only land, so the covenant restricted what could be built on the...

I'm interested in a property for subdivision purposes but have come across an agreement on the original transfer of land, that states the transferrees must only effect one dwelling on the land and shall stay in it for 5 years. This covenant is dated all the way back to 91. Although of course...