Do leaseholders need the landlord's permission for alterations?

Mar 4, 2025 ... The Government has published a White paper proposing a reinvigorated form of commonhold as a new form of ownership for flat owners. New ... Apr 22, 2024 ... Labour is unequivocal about the fact that commonhold is a preferable tenure to leasehold, in that it gives the benefits of freehold ownership to ... Tenure is a collective term that relates to the nature of the owner's title to a property. For example, do they own it on a freehold or a leasehold basis? Put ... Feb 13, 2018 ... Some 20 percent of the South Island is what is commonly called the 'High Country'. These are the pastoral lands that lie to the east of the ... Jan 28, 2024 ... ... tenure. Lease continues on the same terms, nothing really changes, with one exception, if freeholder wishes to demolish the building, he is ... Jul 10, 2023 ... Different types of leasehold tenure: · A Term Lease - granted for between 1 to 100 years; · A Perpetual Lease - held by the leaseholder in ... Most land in the NT, outside of townships, is either Aboriginal freehold or pastoral leasehold land over which native title rights can exist. There are ... Dec 16, 2016 ... The paper combines Land Registry data on freehold and leasehold properties with EHS data on housing tenure to produce a new estimate of 4.1 ... Freehold tenure means you own the property and the land it sits on outright, indefinitely. As the freeholder, your name is registered as the owner in the Land ... ... . However, recent modifications of the leasehold forestry tenure limit may impact the programme's future effectiveness.