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Neighbour digging up our back garden with JCB

sframpton · 2019-02-21 11:04:56

Hi, We went a house which we've had quite a few issues with. EA have been very slow to respond to any of these problems, and to be honest we are kind of past the point in caring about most of them now, our tenancy runs out in May and we have recently bought a house to move into. Next door to us is a working farm, but they…

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lookstraightahead Posts: 5,558 Forumite

21 February 2019 at 8:14PM

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It's not your house, it's the landlords, and he can do what he likes with it as long as he's within the terms of your rent contract.
If they have damaged any of your property [ are the planters yours?] then you have some comeback.
Putting up a new fence is not something that you can really complain about.
And you have the option to ask your landlord what's going on, it's not up to you to police the workmen

Absolute tosh

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