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Selling with neighbour dispute
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Many thanks for your comments WIAWSNB. Would seem like a sensible way to fill out the form when I come to market the houseWIAWSNB said:I have ammended my previous post as I got the 'historic' thing wrong.In your case, Moby, I would answer Section 16.1 accurately. It has had a successful conclusion. How long ago did you make the complaint? Add that detail.Section 16.2 can be left blank as there is nothing, as far as you are concerned, that could lead to a dispute. You might not be totally happy about the remaining barking, but it isn't something you would consider complaining about.*Section 16: disputes and complaints
Question 16.1
Provide information about any existing disputes or disputes that have arisen in the past. Include the
cause of the dispute (for example, complaints relating to noise), and any action taken to resolve matters,
or the steps taken to end a previous dispute.
Question 16.2
Provide information about anything that could lead to a dispute in the future. This might be something you
are unhappy about but have not yet taken steps to resolve, or that your neighbour may have mentioned
to you about your use of your property.
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