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Having re-read what you said about the position of the fence, are you saying that the fence is located somewhere in the yellow section? This would make more sense.0 -
I interpreted it as the fence being in this location:0
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AnotherJoe said:Jeepers_Creepers said:How else can 464 get access to their garden other than through their house?
MIght have been my bad I thought OP said there was another route.0 -
AndyG2004_2 said:Hi all, could someone please offer some clarification on who owns the footpath which gives access to my rear garden.Unless you've removed a fence it wont give access to your garden.edit. Its not clear what path you are referring to, op please clarify. I'm assuming its between 465 and 466 leading to 464s rear garden.
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AndyG2004_2 said:AnotherJoe said:Jeepers_Creepers said:How else can 464 get access to their garden other than through their house?
MIght have been my bad I thought OP said there was another route.0 -
Norman_Castle said:AndyG2004_2 said:Hi all, could someone please offer some clarification on who owns the footpath which gives access to my rear garden.Unless you've removed a fence it wont give access to your garden.edit. Its not clear what path you are referring to, op please clarify. I'm assuming its between 465 and 466 leading to 464s rear garden.0
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You do have a ROW in your deeds. You put in your first post and then said the other 2 houses had the same.
What do you think pass and re-pass means?
What do the deeds of 464 say and show?0 -
AndyG2004_2 said:AndyG2004_2 said:AnotherJoe said:Jeepers_Creepers said:How else can 464 get access to their garden other than through their house?
MIght have been my bad I thought OP said there was another route.
If its within their boundary they own it. Show us the plans to 464.
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Norman_Castle said:
If its within their boundary they own it. Show us the plans to 464.This. And they don't need a ROW over their own land since they can just walk on it as they please. You have a ROW over THEIR land, so they can't block you out.And there's probably covenants in place to prevent them doing anything much with the land ...If I was buying 464 I would expect access to all my owned land and I would be requesting a gate installed in the fence preventing my access at the very least.Do they use the alley/walkway section that is beyond your garden gate much? I see you don't have a ROW over that bit. I know you say they don't come your way, but do they use it from their end at all?0 -
Do they use the alley/walkway section that is beyond your garden gate much? I see you don't have a ROW over that bit. I know you say they don't come your way, but do they use it from their end at all?
I think the OP is saying that plot 464 does use it (all of it, to get the lawnmower into 464's back garden).
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