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Boundary Fence Problems
bungleberg
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I have the ends of 16 other back gardens backing onto my garden, the fence which seperates the gardens Is denoted on my title deeds with an inverted T . I have replaced near on 100 feet of this fence duee to a poor state of repair. One neighbour however claims it is her fence and that it states this on her deeds. I believe the fence she is talking about is no longer there as there is evidence of an old boundary line in some gardens.
Am i right in replacing the fence it even says in the restrictive covenants that I am maintain the boundaries marked with a T and to ensure they are the same form wheather fence or hedge.
Can she stop me erecting the new fence ??
I have pdf files of both land registry title deeds and transfer covenants for BOTH properties if any one would help me by look ing at these please
Am i right in replacing the fence it even says in the restrictive covenants that I am maintain the boundaries marked with a T and to ensure they are the same form wheather fence or hedge.
Can she stop me erecting the new fence ??
I have pdf files of both land registry title deeds and transfer covenants for BOTH properties if any one would help me by look ing at these please
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I'd sit down with your neighbour and compare deeds so that it is clear who owns what and everyone's happy. I wouldn't want to fall out with them for a stupid misunderstanding.0
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Sadly there is no talking to this woman she will not listen to reason,0
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So is she offering to pay for the replacement fence ?
A good website to try for advise over house matters is channel 4s home section ( sorry dont know the address) the forum there has quite a few legal bods etc who may be able to help.
Perhaps if you suggested that as you both feel you own it you split the cost 50/50, as long as it isnt moving or be changed surely she cant argue with that !
good luck,
mishka
ps bloody big garden, bet its a nightmare to weed !!
Bow Ties ARE cool :cool:"Just because you are offended, doesnt mean you are right" Ricky Gervais
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No she does not want to contribute she just wants to be bloody awkward0
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