Garden Law Discussion

You can take your own action in the courts if it obstructing the highway . You could threaten to do so to the council if they don’t act. It may spur then into action Even if its obstructing part of the highway that isn't designed/modified for vehicular traffic I. E. The grass verge? I don't think t...

You can take your own action in the courts if it obstructing the highway . You could threaten to do so to the council if they don’t act. It may spur then into action

Is it encroaching on the pavement

No Most positive covenants have come about through someone gaining Land and in exchange for the conveyance going ahead they are burdened by a positive obligation. However most positive convenants still remain unenforceable. I see no difference here. Problem one. Under the current law the burdened pa...

It’s an article 4 direction which removes permitted development rights and can even stop someone putting up simple fences. You need to go on the council website and view the article direction .if you have breached its conditions you will not win at appeal. Don’t try taking on the council if you can’...

There is no prohibition against erecting fencing in the Green Belt, nor is there any reference in Part 2 Class A to article 4 land having any special treatment regarding the erection of a fence to define land ownership There doesn’t need to be any mention as an Article 4 directions removes permitte...

Your next step is to talk to a solicitor and go armed with what we have posted . Im not saying you can’t trust what we have posted but for your peace of mind you shouldn’t trust what we have posted. I Didn’t quite express that how I wanted to but I think you understand what I was trying to say (Quo...

Your next step is to talk to a solicitor and go armed with what we have posted . Im not saying you can’t trust what we have posted but for your peace of mind you shouldn’t trust what we have posted.

Pilman has posted the relevant caselaw for placing gravel down. In regards to this part in the letter However you and we are both aware that this is not your intention. Your intention is to develop the barn as a holiday let. On that basis, that has a commercial implication as a business and does not...

Dig it up an plant vegetables

Number 14 is simply for land identification and identifies all the land attached to the house numbered 14 . So the garden area attached to the house also benefits from the row. We haven’t seen the wording but the chances of it preventing the developer from using the ROW for the new property is slim....

Hi BaileyBoo, based on your description, you can lawfully erect a fence/wall around that land - no more than 2m in height - or plant a hedge. kind regards, Mac The OP needs to check that there is no article 4 direction for the area first. Being green belt it is possible development rights have been...

6 months is normally enough time.

You can check without going on the land registry site by going on zoopla and looking for House prices & values. If the recent sale price is on there your good to go.

If it’s overhanging his land a small circular cutter would cut it clean with no issues. Doesn’t look like it is though .However if it is and it’s been there 20 + you could try and claim an easement right But require evidence. If it hasn’t gained a right to remain , there a number of legal ways the o...

Possibly . It becomes a challenge these day to remember the names of all the cases. Age I suppose.