Garden Law Discussion

The bit ‘unshaded’ is approx 10 ft wide by 4 ft deep so you can just get the front wheels on it Looking at the area of the parking space on the diagram relative to the size of your houses and the width of the road as references to scale , I don't think you can have that right. .? It seems unfeasibl...

Caseywoo07 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 1:25 pm The Accessway is the complete driveway so does that mean wherever we park or she parks it is in breach of the deeds?

It looks like there is a bit unshaded for her to park on ?

The Front is the road, we could park on the grass behind our hedge. You havent read my question no 2 properly. Im refering to the area with 'front' written on it on your diagram...it looks like it should be where you park to leave the accessway clear for her to use for turning. It would mirror the ...

You haven't yet explained whether the green area on your plan is the area for shared access. I agree, the whole thing is a bit confusing. You mention an area thats blue, but i cant see that on your diagram. Also the plan does not make it clear where the boundary between your properties lies in the ...

1. In agreement with others i believe she clearly has no right to put up a fence in the place you indicate. 2. It appears you are parking on the access way where it is expressly forbibben---was it not the intention that the area with 'front' written on it in your diagram is where intended for the oc...

I would recommend getting advice from a good planning consultant. Architects specialise in drawing buildings to comply with legislation. They are not planning experts like planning consultants, who will be able to tell you how best to try and get permission., or indeed if you have no chance. I'd adv...

I suggest training your dog not to bark. If you Google 'how to stop dog barking' there is plenty of advice. I suggest you reply to the council acknowledging their letter , but not necessarily the problem. Say you accept your dog's bark from time to time, but don't believe it is excessive and some ba...

Hi all, The properties were new build around 10-15 years ago. There is a path that runs behind 3 garages (one of them being ours). The other two garages have a rear-door (they look like internal doors actually), although I'm not sure when these were fitted -likely from the start. One neighbour in p...

With builders working on fixed price quotations at circa £20 an hour and solicitors requiring you to sign up to an open ended contract with 2k on account up front and an hourly rate circa £250 , then before court you need a barristers opinion at circa £2000, I'd suggest this might be one of those si...

You could also offer to contribute to the repair...as one of your methods of persuasion. As a contributor you might be better placed
to influence the nature of the repair.

This may not seem desirable but it is cheaper than building a totally new fence of your own.

sorry my underlying message was supposed to be .yes this is perhaps as good an opportunity as you will ever get to extinguish the easement over your property. This will give you benefits ultimately of increased value to your property, and potentially immediately privacy against new neighbours who ma...

Ok , I've read the other thread. I now understand that if the son gives up this right of way, the back garden and sheds associated with the house will then only be able to be accessed by going through the house. So any potential buyers would have to take all rubbish through the house, all garden cut...

What's the purpose of the right of way ?

I'm interested in what the change of use you are going to apply for will allow you to do that you cannot do now. .?

Is there any risk you might get a change of use with conditions attached that might make what you can do more restrictive than now ?

If you start a new topic giving details about your particular situation , im sure you will receive assistance from the regulars on this site one of whom is still ukmicky who seemed know what to do in this thread.