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I know. Unusual situation for sure. Yes there is a condition stating that "the house when completed shall be first occupied, as a place of permanent residence, by the applicant and shall remain so occupied thereafter for a minimum of 7 years". So obviously, you're right, I will have to ask the Council to revise it. I don't intend to sell it on. We intend to live in it and sell our own house. Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated. Glad you got a laugh. haha
If you had applied for permission yourself, would you have got permission?
I rather suspect not - I suspect the application was deliberately made in the name of the father specifically to get the permission.
And would the bank look for a copy of the PP?
Em, yes. Of course. You'd be running a coach and horses through planning and compliance otherwise.
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The OP was unlikely to have succeeded. He had no housing need (the fact that he already had a house was proof of this).hi Ja ja
How did you get on ? i am tryign to do this at the moment. planning in my sister name. mortage cant be approved unless its in my name or condition ( same as yours ) is wavered.
hi Ja ja
How did you get on ? i am tryign to do this at the moment. planning in my sister name. mortage cant be approved unless its in my name or condition ( same as yours ) is wavered.
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