Hi all,

I have a leasehold flat in a converted house, the other flat is owned
by the freeholder.
The freeholder is selling the flat and I presume along with the
freehold.

Do I have a right of first refusal to purchase the freehold and or the
freehold flat for the
same offer price? If so how do I proceed?

Many thanks in advance.

Blue wrote:
Hi all,

I have a leasehold flat in a converted house, the other flat is owned
by the freeholder.
The freeholder is selling the flat and I presume along with the
freehold.

Do I have a right of first refusal to purchase the freehold and or the
freehold flat for the
same offer price? If so how do I proceed?

Many thanks in advance.


How do you expect anyone to answer that without:

A - Reading your lease, which is where I would expect any such right to
be spelled out.

B- Knowing where you are located, so that someone might know of any
local laws that might govern this?

"Blue" wrote in message
ups.com...

I have a leasehold flat in a converted house, the other flat is owned
by the freeholder.
The freeholder is selling the flat and I presume along with the
freehold.

Do I have a right of first refusal to purchase the freehold and or the
freehold flat for the same offer price? If so how do I proceed?

No, not unless this is (a) specified in your lease, or (b) implied by
local landlord/tenant laws.

--
Don Phillipson
Carlsbad Springs
(Ottawa, Canada)