title plan, boundary markings different to neighbours

Rural_Puppy

Have you read both sets of deeds? What, if anything, do these say about the maintenance of the boundary in question?

daveyjp

strawberryberry said:

A big thank you to all who have responded and given me good advise -  princeof pounds - yes I did manage to get to the land registry for individuals and get a copy of the Title Plan - I thought this would be the same type  as the one Ive attached a photo of showing the T markings - but instead it provided me with a plan showing all the houses in the  street with a red boundary line round the property in question more like an ordinance survey type map  - which didnt help at all really as its not the boundary thats in question. Perhaps I asked for the wrong document ? but I cant see any thing else  on there  that would be  the same as what Ive got in the photo.
I do feel as though I am being bullied - I am by myself whilst they seem to be getting their whole family involved Grandmother , in-laws and  anyone else - I think its the sunny weather they are going outside and I think its bugging them looking at the tatty bit of broken  fence ( its still up but  some slats have dropped so their are gaps )  when they have had the fence at the back of  their  house recently replaced. I think at the time rather than ask the men for a price to replace the broken bit which would have been cheap and before lock down,  the idea was to bully me into paying for a whole new fence that ran between us.  ( I would have gladly gone half with the broken panels just to be friendly -  even though they had been damaged by the previous people on purpose  as they piled rubbish against it as they were doing a clear out ). I hate the thought of falling out but at the same time shouldn't have to 'buy my way into their good books '    when I cant afford to pay. I thank you all for reading about my dilemma in these difficult times , small things cause more stress than they should. 

The plan you received from Land Registry is all that is required for registration purposes. 1:1250 OS plan.

It is a nightmare when neighbours don't have common sense and just agree to share costs of something which is mutually beneficial.