Title plan

noddynoo

noddynoo wrote: »

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the part on the far right is the bit I am interested in and wonder if it is usually adhered to in terms of usage as there is no red outline The people in the flat below are on holiday so can't ask them!!

Tom99

noddynoo wrote: »

the part on the far right is the bit I am interested in and wonder if it is usually adhered to in terms of usage as there is no red outline The people in the flat below are on holiday so can't ask them!!

[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]The image on the far right appears to be a site plan with three areas of garden? But the wording is not clear enough to read. What does the wording say?[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]There is also no coloured line round the entrance hallway. If this is shared then on the plan it might normlly be outlined in say brown and the lease wording granting access rights.[/FONT]

davidmcn

noddynoo wrote: »

the part on the far right is the bit I am interested in and wonder if it is usually adhered to in terms of usage as there is no red outline The people in the flat below are on holiday so can't ask them!!

If the deed itself (I'm not sure if that's what you mean by the "property details") says the garden is shared then that's all that anyone can "adhere" to legally.

moneyistooshorttomention

If it does turn out that all the garden areas are "shared" - and you can't come to some agreement to informally decide "That bit is yours and that bit is mine and we'll keep off each others respective bits - even though we're allowed on them legally" = then I guess this would be where you buy a small attractive bistro set of garden table/chairs and put in the bit most obviously "yours" and a couple of nice plantpots with plants in in the bit that is most obviously "theirs" and play a share in removing weeds from both bits.

This being to make it plain it is all shared and no specific bits attributable to any flat.

But, obviously, it would be the best solution to agree informally "that's yours and that's mine" and you stick to a bit each and then neither of you has to consult with the other one if they want to plant a particular plant (ie in case the other party doesnt like the one that's in mind).

noddynoo

Tom99 wrote: »

[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]The image on the far right appears to be a site plan with three areas of garden? But the wording is not clear enough to read. What does the wording say?[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]There is also no coloured line round the entrance hallway. If this is shared then on the plan it might normlly be outlined in say brown and the lease wording granting access rights.[/FONT]

The top wording sats garden to maisonette The middle one says ground floor flat garden and the bottom one says common garden The common garden is a small patch at the front with a few plants

noddynoo

There are steps between the 2 gardens so the bottom one is about 9ft below which would mean we could use it but never would as its by their kitchen!