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Getting My Property Measured
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If you only moved in last year, could you perhaps get in touch with your solicitor, that did the conveyance. Dont they do searches, they should have checked the boundaries, i would imagine they are responsible for any mistakes.A good cowboy always drinks upstream from the herd.
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Id stay as you are roots are a pain
Which reminds me I need to re do mine they looking a bit ginger
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And grey:rotfl:0
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You meed to employ a Chartered Surveyor, one who specialises in Land Surveying. They do this kind of stuff all day long. They will charge a fee, but it will be worth it.Eat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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I tried that when I had a boundary issue with a house I was buying, the surveyor went out in the pouring rain as it was holding up proceedings and their measurements bore no resemblance to the deeds but then it might have worked for others. Personally, if everyone else's fence is the same and yours is the odd one out, and you want the land that might be yours back and can be bothered with the tree roots I would move your fence. That's my personal opinion.You meed to employ a Chartered Surveyor, one who specialises in Land Surveying. They do this kind of stuff all day long. They will charge a fee, but it will be worth it.0
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Sailor_Sam wrote: »If you only moved in last year, could you perhaps get in touch with your solicitor, that did the conveyance. Dont they do searches, they should have checked the boundaries, i would imagine they are responsible for any mistakes.
Solicitors alwyas ask you to check the boundaries agains that marked on the title plan that they give you. It's impossible for a solicitor in their office to know whether the actual boundary lines match the apparant boundary markers. They're not going to walk the boundaries themselves.
Buyer's responsibilty to check, then the solicitor will query.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Id stay as you are roots are a pain
Which reminds me I need to re do mine they looking a bit ginger
Thanks Nelly for your advice you can check it out when I get you round for a plastering quote.:rotfl:If you have a problem fix it, if you can't fix it don't worry because it will happen anyway!
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