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Error in conveyance plan/land registry?

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  • lincroft1710
    lincroft1710 Posts: 19,140 Forumite
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    ladymint wrote: »

    It's around 30sqrm.

    Given today's garden sizes, 30 sq m is a fair chunk of land.
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  • Flugelhorn
    Flugelhorn Posts: 7,478 Forumite
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    Did they get planning permission for the new houses? Were you consulted by the council - just wondering what was shown on the plans there?
  • MoneySavingNovice
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    Can I echo the comments above - given the situation you should take your solicitors advice on this....can I suggest sooner rather than later.

    Good luck
  • Alter_ego
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    Flugelhorn wrote: »
    Did they get planning permission for the new houses? Were you consulted by the council - just wondering what was shown on the plans there?

    Would be interesting, but there is no need to own land to get planning permission on it.
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  • ladymint
    ladymint Posts: 25 Forumite
    Flugelhorn: I believe the previous owner was consulted, not me. It was approved before I bought the property.
  • AdrianC
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    ladymint wrote: »
    Yes, but they claim it isn't my land. That's the problem :)
    Tough. You have the LR documentation that shows it is.
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