Removing or changing an easement or covenant
An easement or a covenant can limit what you build on your land, and where. Some can be removed or changed.
The routes open to you
There is more than one way to remove or change an easement or a covenant, and the right one depends on the land, on who benefits from the restriction and on what the council will accept.
You are told which route fits, what it is likely to cost and how long it tends to take, before you commit to one.
The question people ask before they call
Can a covenant be removed from my land?
Often, but not always. There is more than one route, and the right one depends on the land, on who benefits from the restriction and on what the council will accept. You are told which route fits, what it is likely to cost and how long it tends to take, before you commit to one.
Peter does this work, from Bendigo
Lawyers
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Peter Murray
Consultant Solicitor, Bendigo
Send us the contract before you sign it.
Tell us what you are buying or selling. A conveyancer will call you back.
Bendigo
177 View Street
Bendigo VIC 3550
Swan Hill
Level 1, 226 Beveridge Street
Swan Hill VIC 3585
