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I have a shared slab open plan garden and they want to monoblock there half. What happens if i sell house? Google says i need written confirmation or bank block it if a buyer came along. A house did same that sold they had turned the slab no idea if they had any issues. Or if any of my side is damaged id worry about picking up cost. Or do i not need to worry just fix it and house will sell? My family think its fine google not so but dont want to relay on google
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Is it actually shared or do you just mean there isn't a fence? If they just do their half, why do you think that's a problem for you?
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you need written confirmation of what?
Can you put a link to the Google information?
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Its open plan gardens the type you get in new builds no fence but theres a standard grey slab half and half each side
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