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The neighbour of my immediate neighbour threatening to break my fence if I try to install it.
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Abid_shah said:I believe it is not meant to be vehicle access as you described the passageway gets narrower than mine at the rear of the complaining neighbour.
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This is rather interesting for showing the situation in the 1930s - and which properties did and din't have passageway behind them - I would also argue it shows clearly what is passageway - and has ROW over it, and what is garden, and doesn't. https://maps.nls.uk/view/103657817
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So, you are 21 and he is number 17, yes? Want to clear that up?0
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Abid_shah said:Understandable, but having posted the unredacted title and plan it was redundant, and only created confusion for people who had seen the true numbers.Have you got the deeds for number 19? Do they own the passageway from the rear to the road?0
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Section62 said:Abid_shah said:Understandable, but having posted the unredacted title and plan it was redundant, and only created confusion for people who had seen the true numbers.Have you got the deeds for number 19? Do they own the passageway from the rear to the road?0
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Abid_shah said:
The streetview image shows pot plants and a locked gate across the entrance to the passageway between the houses; it does not look like it has been used in years. Have either of you started using it recently?0 -
Section62 said:The streetview image from 2020 shows the exits from the RoW onto the highway having been blocked by gates/fences - is the gate/fence between 19/21 still there? Does the problem neighbour have a key for the gate, or is it kept locked?
I note that neither n 17 or 23 appear to have anything in their deeds about a right of way over the passage way between 19-21, merely about the ROW over the passage way to the rear of their property.
But both have reference to a transaction in 1929, which included covenants. I think it would be a good idea to get hold of copies of those covenants. Maybe nothing, but might be your answer.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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