Garden Law Discussion

Is it perchance a public ROW? Your council will have a definitive map online (or at local library).

You either want a battle or you don't.

I fear that this is an undocumented ROW. Are they council tenants? Or housing association or similar? Your best hope is that tenants of the above usually have behaviour clauses so you can perhaps report them that way.

Sue your friends?

If one is blocking your access, then remove it yourself?

M3man wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 11, 2018 11:53 am

Form AP1 submitted. If my neighbor puts an AP1 form in after me, will it be rejected due to an existing application?

Not necessarily. And I don't believe we know conclusively that he hasn't already made such an application.

Hi Jvc, My neighbour was meant to pay half... we need to know why before we go any further. kind regards, Mac Yeah, the original neighbour, who has since sold the house, offered to pay half when I suggested replacing the fence. Once fence was replaced, I asked for her share, I asked a few times, re...

Do both you and the neighbour own right up to the waters edge? What do the Canal & River Trust have to say about it? Surely space needs to be left for a towpath?

What exactly is your gripe? Has he gone onto land you believe is yours?

So if he does indeed replace the fence, then you need to get in there and claim this land. Garden extension etc.

I would love an extra 6ft times whatever to my garden.

Hi footrest, whether you own a fence, or a wall, or a hedge, or a swimming pool, or a house, is straightforward enough to work out by working out - is it on your land? you need to try establish whether the current fence was paid for by next door but built in the same place and the original fence - ...

House sounds like it is unsellable.

If you cut it down you risk court action.

To emphasise that 5'6" will allow a small car to get through, whereas 4'6" will not..... this WILL wipe value from your property if you aren't careful.

Your solicitor.... was he a fully insured registered conveyancer back in 2014? There may be a claim.

Unless I've misunderstood, it's not the addition of a fence but the removal of a fence that's needed - anything that sits between the stone wall and the rest of the OPs property is what's causing the ambiguity. Yes this is the situation, there is an existing boundary to the land which currently exc...

What does your title say about right to light?

The main case is Highcross v Heaney

Is Smith's nearby land ownership registered?

Has someone shown you how your area looks on the Land Registry system? If not I'd be happy to send a screenshot by PM

Get a sheep. Then you will be entitled to shoot the cats and dogs.