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poppasmurf_bewdley

No way is it a 'party wall'.

A party wall is that part of the wall between the two houses, not a wall on the outside that is patently obvious part of your house, ie the red brick section is your property, the cladded wall belongs to next door. The wall you cannot see between the two properties is the 'party wall'.

staffie1

missprice wrote: »

Whatever compensation you asked for in original email, triple it if you have to wait til 8th Jan.

I don't think its a party wall. Although happy to be proved wrong.

Why, have you seen the architect's plans?

Don't know why people are jumping on the idea of compensation. If there is any, it won't amount to much, and will cost more than it's worth to chase it up. If OP get's anything at all out of this, it will more likely be an apology and some filler put in the holes.

newlifeahead

I have checked this and it is not a party wall. It is defiantly my wall.
I know I have mentioned compensation a few times but it is not my main goal at the end of the day I do not want the front of my house looking like that when it doesn't need to. I can't see many people putting up with that. And the first time this happened I was very polite about getting it resolved.

newlifeahead

poppasmurf_bewdley wrote: »

No way is it a 'party wall'.

A party wall is that part of the wall between the two houses, not a wall on the outside that is patently obvious part of your house, ie the red brick section is your property, the cladded wall belongs to next door. The wall you cannot see between the two properties is the 'party wall'.

This is correct. I couldn't have explained it better.