Nounfreehold (plural freeholds)
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GNU Free Documentation License How do I buy the freehold for my flat if the current freeholder cannot be traced? Q. I have lived in my flat for 1year but the other 2flats in the building and I pay no service charge. The freeholder cannot be contacted on any of the contact details we have for him. And how much is a freehold for a 3 x 1bed flat building in London likely to cost. My leasehold is currently 77years. Asked by ligoclip - Fri Oct 27 22:18:54 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. You and your fellow leaseholders may have a right to collective enfranchisement - that is, to buy the freehold together, even if the landlord cannot be found. I have no idea how much it is likely to cost, you'd need to take advice on that. There are many factors that affect! Answered by in vino veritas - Sun Oct 29 08:59:37 2006 Will i get a fine for erecting a conservatory without freehold permission? Q. I own my own house and 2 years ago put a conservatory up at the back of my house, we were told we didn't need planning permission because of the size etc. Today i recieved a letter from the 'freehold company' asking if i have a conservatory, extension, caravan on the property..i rang and they said i needed permission before erecting it... Anyone else been in this position and did u get a fine for this?...(( in case u wondering what 'freehold' actually means..this means u own the house but they own the land its on)) No i own the property, I'm not going to tear it down!... Asked by Rosie - Fri Sep 1 17:10:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. The owner of the property can tear it down if it pleases them,you should have asked their permission before building it. Answered by aries4272 - Sat Sep 2 13:28:53 2006 What advantage if any is there in buying the property freehold?
Q. our ground rent re lease is running out and I need to know if this puts us in a quandray ie: will it effect our property in any way are there any financial implications Asked by Rosie - Sat Mar 24 07:17:21 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Yes, with freehold you own the land. With leasehold, if the lease runs out, you have to negotiate with the landowner (who may even decide to not renew the lease at all), or put up the lease for an astronomical level. Always buy freehold if you can. Answered by Citizen DeCat - Sat Mar 24 07:26:33 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "freehold"  news.google.com Asbury Park Press Judge Lawrence M. Lawson on Friday dismissed Michael Fishman's request to remove Cantor from the ballot because Fishman, who acted as his own attorney, ... Candidate remains on ballot Colts Neck News Transcript all 5 news articles » news.google.com Asbury Park Press freehold a paralegal became so concerned about a phone call from a man, seeking to make an appointment ... Passenger: I wasn't told about hit-run murder attempt Asbury Park Press Attorneys paint different pictures as trial begins Asbury Park Press all 7 news articles » news.google.com News Transcript CBA and Freehold Township played in Lincroft on Oct. 19 in what was an elimination game for both teams. The winner would still has a chance to win the ... Curtis' first goal gives Marlboro its first title Asbury Park Press all 3 news articles » From Google News Search: "freehold"  dianesabba.com 1024px x 1536px | 912.00kB [source page] 28 Freehold Memorial for Flights 175 + 77 From Yahoo Image Search: "freehold"  jacksonnjonline.com NJ News hu, 19 Aug 2010 19:25:26 GM Munchkin Reversible Strap Covers,Colors May Vary. Soft and stylish plush fabric protects baby from abrasive straps. For car seat and stroller use. Ships in assorted colors. Munchkin Reversible Strap Covers TanAvailable in assorted ... From Google Blog Search: "freehold" |
