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Broken fence neighbour ignoring

Drhitz · 2024-02-14 20:40:16

Hello all I'm after some advice. The garden fence has is leaning into our garden with partial broken panels and broken godfather. The neighbour seems to be ignoring our request for him to repair it. This has occurred for 2 reasons, he has built a brick shed at the back of the garden which is within 20cm of the boundary and…

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letthemeatcake Posts: 250 Forumite

20 February 2024 at 3:38PM

I've had a similar issue with the fence my neighbour erected gradually collapsing over the past 2 years (but leaning over his garden). I couldn't remove anything seeing that it is his property, he didn't seem bothered as he hardly uses his garden so I waited for it to fall down with a view to replacing it myself. He beat me to it but at least it is now more secure.
Just put up your own fence , even a wire one which is cheaper and disguise with some strong shrubs that hopefully won't get damaged if his fence collapses or he tries to maintain his shed.

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