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He's surely breaking the terms of his lease? Not that you should drop him in it, but someone (like the management company or however it works up there) will notice eventually?
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My neighbour put up a 6ft fence today without telling me he was going to do it.
I don't find the fence going up annoying, I'm glad that there is now no risk of their dog jumping over my fence. What I do find annoying is the fact that he didn't mention it, even yesterday when he was out in his garden and I was out in mine. First thing I knew about it was when I was sat half asleep in the bath at 7am and the whole bathroom started to vibrate.
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16-07-2012, 20:42
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 So yeah, fitting double glazed windows in a listed building would definitely be a no no
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16-07-2012, 21:25
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No managment company or leaseholder to worry about. But you can can get fined massively if you make changes which the council/historic scotland find out about. You need to get consent before hand.
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16-07-2012, 21:38
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Clean your own windows?! Thankfully I don't have to do that...
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16-07-2012, 21:43
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Finding out someone who you thought was your friend on FB actually isn't
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16-07-2012, 22:12
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I find it bizarre to own a property & have a lease listing demands like where you can shake your rugs too? My land is my land, I'll do what I bloody well like!
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Also sometimes the fees you have to pay per year for land charges can be insane, my friend had to pay £2k a year in fees on his flat before he moved. Even freehold on listed buildings is something I'd have to think long and hard about.
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Thankfully there are no charges involved in my lease. It's a criss cross lease. I'm the landlord of the flat upstairs and they are mine.
My solicitor did say when I was buying the place that they must have got the anal book of lease clauses out when they did mine. I too Kitten, will shake my bloody rug wherever and whenever I bloody well want And now im off to clean some windows, just in case 
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