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restrictive covenant
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restrictive covenant
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(Law) Law a covenant imposing a restriction on the use of land for the purpose of preserving the enjoyment or value of adjoining land
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It had to pay Downing the cash because it owns the Port of Liverpool Building, which benefits from restricted covenants that dictate how high neighbouring buildings can be built.
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It had to pay Downing the cash because it owns the Port of Liverpool Building, which benefits from restricted covenants that dictate how high neighbouring buildings can be built.
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He said similar past applications had always been refused on the grounds of the restricted covenants, so they had no reason to expect this one would be allowed.
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