Garden Law Discussion

Arborlad - Thanks, all I am hoping for.

Mrsheen - Thanks, thats what I wanted to know.

Mugwump - He does not dispute it.

Not sure I asked for a definitive answer but being as I am not legally trained, or a surveyor, I thought I might get some indication on how to proceed by discussing my situation on here. I hoped that those on here that are far more knowledgable about these matters than I might offer advice before I ...

Thanks for the replies so far but what I really want to know is:- 1. Can I take down the wall and replace it with a fence or do I need permission? 2. Can I put the fence posts in line with the outer face of the pier? I have spoken to the neighbour and he is happy for me to do it in the front garden ...

Yep. Left it last time as I didnt really get an answer. But this is slightly different. I am not trying to claim a few inches as before. I just want to put a fence up with posts in line with, and no further out, than the face of the existing piers. As my neighbour has instigated this with his curren...

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Hi all, My neighbour is having some work done in his garden similar to work I have planned for next year. The problem is that he wants to concrete up to my boundary wall and some of the piers of the wall are ‘the wrong way round. As I wish to replace the old wall with a fence I intended to put the p...

Thanks for the replies folks.

Im not concerened about the 'discrepancy'. As the wall is unstable and needs rebuilding I thought I could put it right. But it sounds to much agro to do that so I guess I will rebuild it where it is.

Thanks again.

Not particularly, but as I have to rebuild the wall any how I wanted to check.

But thanks for your advice.

Hi All, As every case is different I have not as yet been able to find an answer to my quandary and have decided to post it on here in the hope of getting some advice. I am currently looking to rebuild a 2m high boundary wall that I am responsible for. This would initially appear to be quite straigh...