Neighbour put up fence on MY side of the garden....

martindow

For the sake of 10cm you do not want to launch into anything that you would have to declare as a dispute with neighbours should you come to sell.

I too wonder how serious this thread is. If you have stressful personal problems matters like this this would be more of an issue at the time than four years later.

scrooge786

But then if I had to sell, would I not need to let potential buyers know that the boundary fencing is not straight? Even if I didn't launch into anything.

lincroft1710

scrooge786 wrote: »

But then if I had to sell, would I not need to let potential buyers know that the boundary fencing is not straight? Even if I didn't launch into anything.

There is no such requirement.

Very often boundary fences aren't straight, very often boundaries aren't straight.

jules1980_2

hope someone can help, im not sure if im posting in the right place but i need some advice on council boundaries. I have a few issues, number 1:- the fence in between me and my neighbour is about 2 ft high and is pig wire, the wire has been damaged and my son has ripped a pair of his trousers and cut his leg when getting his ball, it is very sharp and dangerous, council have said they will only repair the wire and not provide a new safer fence due to cost, number 2 :- because the fence is small and has holes the next door neighbours dogs are getting into my garden and leaving their mess which is also not safe when you have children, i have already contacted the council about this issue a year ago, they said they had had words with the neighbour but it is still happening, number 3:- i have no fence at the bottom of my garden where other dogs are getting in and fouling. i have contacted the council and i told them i would like a suitable fence all around my garden for my childs safety but like i mentioned i was told that due to cost they would only repair the wire. please help and any advice would be appreciated.