This may be a relevant factor for the applicant if the landlord had requested D consent to let and been refused. Scenario 2 A house owned and managed by the Redrow Trust, a charity, is let on a long term tenancy. A number of problems have arisen that are making the charity consider disposing of the property. Question 1 of 5 According to the charity's estates manager, this property is a diminishing asset and the charity should dispose of it. He has a friend who is prepared to "take it off their hands" if required. What is the likely tenure of this property? Commonhold A Leasehold B Freehold C Flying Freehold D Question 2 of 5 A legal right of access over a neighbour’s front drive to get to a public highway is likely to be a/an: licence A positive covenant B easement C negative covenant D Question 3 of 5 Around 20 years ago a drain servicing the Trusts property was re-routed across neighbouring land. Although there is no documentation to prove this, the estate manager believes that a legal right of drainage exists. He will be correct if the right of drainage has been in existence for a minimum of: 12 years A 20 years B 25 years C 40 years D Question 4 of 5 The decision is taken to sell the property. Which of the following statements is true?
D This may be a relevant factor for the applicant if the landlord had requested consent to let and been refused. Scenario 2 A house owned and managed by the Redrow Trust, a charity, is let on a long term tenancy. A number of problems have arisen that are making the charity consider disposing of the property. Question 1 of 5 According to the charity's estates manager, this property is a diminishing asset and the charity should dispose of it. He has a friend who is prepared to "take it off their hands" if required. What is the likely tenure of this property? A Commonhold B Leasehold C Freehold D Flying Freehold Question 2 of 5 A legal right of access over a neighbour’s front drive to get to a public highway is likely to be a/an: A licence B positive covenant C easement D negative covenant Question 3 of 5 Around 20 years ago a drain servicing the Trusts property was re-routed across neighbouring land. Although there is no documentation to prove this, the estate manager believes that a legal right of drainage exists. He will be correct if the right of drainage has been in existence for a minimum of: A 12 years B 20 years C 25 years D 40 years Question 4 of 5 The decision is taken to sell the property. Which of the following statements is true?