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Neighbor's bins blocking passage between our respective houses
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Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
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Slithery said:
Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
Ah! I read it through again and I'm not sure. I pictured the bike through the garden gate. Definitely lock it away...I'm not really adding much to this am I?
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The OP said in response that the bike is kept at the end of the passageway but actually in the passageway.Titus_Wadd said:Slithery said:
Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
Ah! I read it through again and I'm not sure. I pictured the bike through the garden gate. Definitely lock it away...I'm not really adding much to this am I?
Depending on the deeds I don't see how the OP can ask for the neighbour to move the bins but still keep the bike or anything for that matter regardless if its only they that go out of that end. You cant have one rule for them and another for yourself.1 -
Without checking the LR titles (and probably the plans), you don't know whether the neighbour has ROW over the whole passage or only part of it.Irishpearce26 said:
The OP said in response that the bike is kept at the end of the passageway but actually in the passageway.Titus_Wadd said:Slithery said:
Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
Ah! I read it through again and I'm not sure. I pictured the bike through the garden gate. Definitely lock it away...I'm not really adding much to this am I?
Depending on the deeds I don't see how the OP can ask for the neighbour to move the bins but still keep the bike or anything for that matter regardless if its only they that go out of that end. You cant have one rule for them and another for yourself.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
Hence my point 'depending on the deeds'GDB2222 said:
Without checking the LR titles (and probably the plans), you don't know whether the neighbour has ROW over the whole passage or only part of it.Irishpearce26 said:
The OP said in response that the bike is kept at the end of the passageway but actually in the passageway.Titus_Wadd said:Slithery said:
Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
Ah! I read it through again and I'm not sure. I pictured the bike through the garden gate. Definitely lock it away...I'm not really adding much to this am I?
Depending on the deeds I don't see how the OP can ask for the neighbour to move the bins but still keep the bike or anything for that matter regardless if its only they that go out of that end. You cant have one rule for them and another for yourself.0 -
Fair enough.Irishpearce26 said:
Hence my point 'depending on the deeds'GDB2222 said:
Without checking the LR titles (and probably the plans), you don't know whether the neighbour has ROW over the whole passage or only part of it.Irishpearce26 said:
The OP said in response that the bike is kept at the end of the passageway but actually in the passageway.Titus_Wadd said:Slithery said:
Really? It reads to me like that's exactly what the OP is saying.Titus_Wadd said:I don't read the OP saying the bike is stored in the passageway,
Ah! I read it through again and I'm not sure. I pictured the bike through the garden gate. Definitely lock it away...I'm not really adding much to this am I?
Depending on the deeds I don't see how the OP can ask for the neighbour to move the bins but still keep the bike or anything for that matter regardless if its only they that go out of that end. You cant have one rule for them and another for yourself.
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1
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