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Old 13-04-2011, 01:12 PM
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Default Certificate of Lawfullness obtained - now what ?
I live in a converted office (sad I know) above a printers and have done for some years.
I have a Certificate of Lawfullness - genuine- I own the freehold and the factory below has a long leasehold granted from the freeholder (me).
I now want to move on and want to convert the office to 4 self contained apartments,

But will i need planning for that conversion ?

If i just make it into a 4 bedroomed flat and rent it out to four people (its 4000sq ft so no probs on space). will my Certificate be ok ?

If I make it into 5 bedrooms or more do i need planning for a an HMO ?

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