Garden Law Discussion

Bit late for that if you haven't already taken legal advice. Send them a text or email asking them to halt work because your DPC will be breached.

There is no way of telling from the deeds who owns the passageway.

I suggest you check where your DPC is in relation to the current level of the land. They should not build up their side any higher than 2 bricks below that. Get that to them in writing.

Fee free to read this - I reckon you'll get to page 4 then realise you'll need to either take a risk or get a surveyor in.https://www.rics.org/globalassets/rics- ... n-rics.pdf

There's a hell of a lot of guesswork people are going to have to do here, but I think what you're saying is that either side of your paving slab is a sliver of land that belongs to you, and leads out perpendicular from the frame in which your gate/fence rests. You are worried that your neighbour, in...

We have had a lawyer involved and the land registry however neither seem to know about whether we have to remove the fence posts and if we do whether the ones who want it removed need to pay for it. These aren't matters for Land Registry, your lawyer should at least have informed you of that. I res...

.............in all likelihood using what was on the ground as evidence. If this was supported by their Deeds and LR Title plan. Neither have sufficient accuracy for that purpose, it's far more likely to be remnants of the original fence line or a long established boundary feature at either end of ...

a ROW? When we purchased the property the posts were already there and had been for about 20 years. We asked our solicitor whether the land belonged to the property and he said it did. No one has maintained the road. However we have maintained the 'access'. I'm not here for any confrontation. I was...

I have no intention of allowing you to divert that other thread with your nonsense - one of your posts has already been deleted :roll: Arborlad, thank you for confirming the use of Glyphosate is perfectly legal. I have simply confirmed that glyphosate is legal to use when used in accordance with th...

Again I ask you, is Glyphosate a legal weed killer? What fresh daftness is this?.....................of course glyphosate is legal to use according to the product label, I've used it several times this year and will do later this week, depending on the weather. What isn't lawful is what despair is ...

If it coming through the fence spray it with glyphosate that will kill it down to the roots You should never, ever, give advice on herbicides - you are always, and without exception - wrong!! A quick google search tells me that glyphosate use is not banned in the UK. So what's your advice clever cl...

arborlad wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 04, 2020 6:15 am

despair wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 7:04 pm

If it coming through the fence spray it with glyphosate that will kill it down to the roots

You should never, ever, give advice on herbicides - you are always, and without exception - wrong!!

Instead of the ad hominem attack perhaps you could explain why despair is wrong?

It means that others may have a ROW over the land. It's not conclusive proof of the existence of a ROW. That ROW may be implied, or express (ie granted by deed).

It is a trespass. If they won't voluntarily remove it you have two options:

1. Remove it yourself.
2. Bring an action through the courts.

When I say remove it yourself I mean pay someone to do it for you.

If the fence is yours then no one can lean anything against it. To do so is trespass.