• Visitor Parking Sold By Housing Developer - Conflict With Deeds Signed

    By Guest on 26th Oct 2015

    we recently moved into a new build property. the plans we signed (including those referred to within and forming part of the land registry document) identify 2 visitor parking spaces in our cul de sac. having been parking on these occasionally we were embarrassed to be told by our neighbour that we are parking on their property. we have revisited the sales office who have confirmed these are no longer visitor spaces but have been sold to our neighbour. This was not communicated to us at any stage. we now have a land registry / deed document that contains a plan identifying visitor parking and granting us rights to use the spaces which is clearly now incorrect. we are frustrated for a number of reasons, the main being the congestion impact on our street but also how we deal with this when we sell in the future with documents that are incorrect. additionally I have checked the local planning portal and the approved car parking plan for the development, clearly indicates these two spaces as visitor parking and a condition expressly states the plan must be adhered to. I feel that the developer has increased their capital receipt by selling these spaces but at the expense of the rest of the houses down the street and without communicating to anyone. i appreciate that discharge of the planning condition is between the developer and the planning authority however the deed issue is between us and the developer. the planning information is additional information to back up our position. please can you advise from a legal perspective what if any action can be taken here and any implications for us in the future? many thanks.

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