Q: On our outline planning decision approval letter there is a clause saying only I can be the sole occupier of the property for five years...
A: I think it is a standard enough clause. I can’t sell in seven years to anyone outside of the local area. The bank didn’t have a problem with it.
— SelfBuilders & Home Improvers Ireland facebook group
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