Passing the Burden of a Covenant | Land Law

Subscribe to my personal channel for videos on how to study law effectively & efficiently: / @heygarethevans First, it is not possible for the burden of a covenant between freeholders to run at law in any circumstances. Second, even in equity, only the burden of restrictive covenants is capable of passing. This is an absolute rule. It is very important to distinguish this from the situation pertaining to leasehold covenants, where both negative and positive covenants can run with the lease and the reversion - in both law and equity.
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