Next door selling, Ongoing dispute.

moneyistooshorttomention

I would agree that £6k does look like an expensive price and one that would fit with buying a whole new short brick wall with no foundations already in place. I'm guessing this is a 6' high wall (that price level would indicate probably a terrace house) and a fairly short one possibly.

So I think its fair to have it checked that that is indeed the price of a repair and not a replacement to the whole wall (that concept of "betterment").

Mallotum_X

If you don't like the neighbour why would you do anything to prevent them selling.

Keep quiet and wait for new neighbour, it may be much easier to resolve then.

DaftyDuck

Mallotum_X wrote: »

If you don't like the neighbour why would you do anything to prevent them selling.

Keep quiet and wait for new neighbour, it may be much easier to resolve then.

But...but I know I'm right, and I want a fight!!! :mad::mad::mad:

Neighbourhood disputes will only escalate. Unless there is a very VERY clear breach, and a VERY VERY clear remedy, do not raise one. It will always cost you more, one way or another, than you stand to gain.

In this case, best advice, given by all above, me included, is help the guy to sell. tidy up your front garden, hide the kid's trampoline, and stop playing AC/DC at full volume. Let.Him.GO!

Then, start again with your new neighbours.