Q: I have a leasehold flat and the need to make contact with my free ownership in a matter of a non-abrasive recognized that my neighbor has created, so blocking my parking space.

According to my lease (and presumably the rental of my neighbor) no building shall be established without the express permission of the owner, Im 99.9% sure that the owner is not aware of the barn is erected.

Can I think the data from the register?

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A:Knock his shed down and blame it on a tornado

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A:The land registry online site might have the freeholder details, put your address in and it should show the leasehold and freehold titles. Will cost 3 quid to get the freehold title register.

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A:Have you found out who the freeholder is yet?

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A:There are two issues here:
1. The neighbour has caused a nuisance by blocking a piece of land allocated to and owned by the OP.
2. The neighbour has errect a structure which breaks the lease according to the OP.

There are lots of neighbour disputes by people who live in houses over errecting of things such as sheds and conservatories. So if the freeholder doesn't do anything the OP can still take legal action if all other dispute resolution measures don't work.

Obviously the OP doesn't want to go down that route so his/her best bet is to try and talk the other flatholder first and then put a reminder in writing. If the other flat owner tells you where to go or does nothing after 30 days, then obviously you will have no choice but to write to the freeholder informing them off everything including what you have tried to do to reach a resolution.

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A:is a shed a building?

You should know who you pay the ground rent to, so that's a start. But I seriously doubt afreeholder is going to want to get involved with something like this, and will tell you to sort it out yourselves. If you plan that you're going to have to solve the problem as if you are both freeholders, then you won't be disappointed and might resolve it quicker.

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A:Is the freeholder named in your lease or related documents? Or you could find out from the land registry or your managing agent if you have one.

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