Selling - neighbours no dispute

nicknameless

user1977 said:

nicknameless said:

user1977 said:

Slithery said:

nicknameless said:

Would I need to declare anything relating to this when selling - again I have had no reason to complain to him and there is no formal dispute between he and I at any point.

Whether it's a formal complaint or not doesn't make a difference. The exact wording on the TA6 is...

Have there been any disputes or complaints regarding this property or a property nearby?

Is the seller aware of anything which might lead to a dispute about the property or a property nearby?

...and if other neighbours see him as a nuisance (even if you don't) that tends to suggest his behaviour may objectively be "a thing which might lead to a dispute".

But isn't that in direct contradiction to the advice given to the OP.  Isn't their neighbours behavious something that might lead to a dispute.  My neighbour certainly hasn't been through our bins, whereas the OP's has.   Confused.com

I think there's a difference between causing neighbours a nuisance through antisocial behaviour in your property, and merely being the neighbourhood oddball - and having fights/causing fire alarms to go off etc is more of an issue than someone peeking in your wheelie bin. But these things aren't black and white, as we can see.

Thanks - I'll take advice when we come to sell.  Irony is that he is absolutely quiet as a mouse 99% of the time and in the past we've had noisy neighbours in a rented flat who were a right pain.