Garden Law Discussion

Keefypoole. Some posters manage to up load direct to this forum on their first post. Other people use a third party hosting site (like tinypics) and post the link into their post. If your photos are too big then make a copy on your laptop . Save the copy as a JPEG file under a different name and sel...

Sadly we just received a complaint off the council concerning our dogs barking, they do bark when they go outside but we let them straight in, really don't know what else to do has there isn't much guidance given has to how much noise is to much! Wish who ever has complained would of come to me dir...

Keg73. If you google "high hedges legislation" and read around the subject you willl see that "2 or more trees in a line" may fall for consideration. However, even if it appies in your case, this doesn't mean that the trees will be felled to the ground. Have you talked already to the neighbour about...

trippedup. If I have read your previous threads correctly you said that your house is semidetatched, and the neighbour with whom you are having issues is not the "attached" neighbour but the one in the next pair of houses, there being two "drive widths" between the buildings. Can you confirm that I ...

.... Can you please post a redacted copy of the LR plan for your land, showing the redline around your land.

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Hello Trapbarn,
Although you are the he owner of this land, can you please confirm that the land is registered with the Land Registry.
If it is not registered at the LR then you should do so ASAP.

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I have just copied this from the Party Wall etc Act 1996 (c40), That document having been generated 2019-10-11. paragraph 20. Interpretation “party structure” means a party wall and also a floor partition or other structure separating buildings or parts of buildings approached solely by separate sta...

Can someone please explain how a flat roof can be deemed a "party structure" when the roof is not a structure which separates the properties. I do agree that the part of the roof immediately above the wall dividing the properties could be subject to the act but not the whole of the roof of the neigh...

Hoppy1, Just a thought. Is there a water supply to the meadow at the moment? If there is no water and it would need to be piped in under your track then the existing easement doesn't appear to accommodate this. If the meadow is surrounded by houses, and those owners would also be contra the piggery ...

this advice isn’t helpful - because buying a typical planter (the kind available at a garden centre) and then putting it down in one’s garden does not, in any way, qualify as “erecting a structure” even if you bolted it to the ground. Mac, I wonder how you would view buying a typical garden shed ( ...

sanantonio1445. In your first post you wrote "Not to erect any structure whatsoever on the land marked on the plan" . Does the area marked on the plan correspond with the entirety of the property you have purchased....or just part of it, such as a driveway or turning space over which other nearby pr...

"Smile, it confuses people "
Well I'm well confused, who is "Justtheway"?

I would like to ask how the plot of land recently purchased by your neighbour was accessed prevously.

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The case Das &Ors v Linden Mews Ltd. [2002] EWCA civ 590 (1st May 2002) may be of interest to the OP. It is available to read on the Bailli website.

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Hello DevonGirl53. If you are using 5watt LED bulbs they give out something in the region of the same amount of light as would a 50watt incandescent bulb ( typical for say 10 years ago) . Many LED bulbs give out light at "daylight temperature" which appears much "lighter" than the yellowish light fr...