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Right of Way
margiemoo
Posts: 2 Newbie
I am selling my end of terrace house that has an alley that leads to my side gate and along to 3 neighbours back gdns. My Solicitor wants me to prove right of way as it is not on deeds. I have lived here for over 39 years with no access problems. What can I do to prove right of way and avoid even more costs. Thank you
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You can make a statement to state that you have had unhindered access for 39 years. I am sure someone will be along shortly to tell you what that statement is called. The previous owner to the place i own now did similar for the access lane alongside my (now) home.YNWA
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My Solicitor has suggested that but wants ti charge me £500 for the pleasure of preparing it.0
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Not always written on your deeds have you tried buying the deed for next door to check?When using the housing forum please use the sticky threads for valuable information.0
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