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Boundary and Walls

thetogonator · 2009-02-24 10:52:16

Hello, this is my second attempt to start a thread so here goes. I have a problem with a boundary and a damaged wall. I live in the end house of an old terrace, there is a wall which runs alongside my garden and the path that goes round the back of the house. The wall backs onto some parking spaces that are owned by a…

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thetogonator Posts: 8 Forumite

27 February 2009 at 12:15PM

The solicitors have established its my wall. Luckily my neighbours are having some brickwork done and the guys quoted my £40 to fix it. I think I'll go with that rather then the hassle of going through the insurance and having higher premiums.

Thank you for the advice, especially the fact its a civil matter.

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