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The Charges Register of a property contains a restrictive covenant stating that external alterations may not be made except with the consent of the Vendor, his heirs or assigns. The seller of the property added a front porch onto the property eleven years ago without obtaining consent. The buyer of the property thinks the front porch is not in keeping with the building and is removing it on completion.Which one of the following is the most correct on these facts?A. The past breach is not continuing and so no solution is needed unless the person owning the land with the benefit of the covenant has claimed they suffered loss.B. The seller's solicitor should arrange an insurance policy covering the past breach of the covenant.C. No solution is needed as, since the restrictive covenant breach occurred more than ten years ago, the person owning the land with the benefit of the covenant is unable to claim for any loss.D. The buyer's solicitor should arrange an insurance policy covering the past breach of the covenant.

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