Garden Law Discussion

Hi thanks for replying, not sure. Our previous owners who lived here for 40 years didn't plant it, it was there when they moved in I think. So perhaps grumpy neighbour did or his predecessor? What bearing does it have? Currently, the hedge is the established boundary feature, if the neighbour or hi...

derbyreject wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 17, 2019 1:51 pm

Hi all.

I have been in dispute with neighbours about all manner of things for as long as I can remember.

You have a multitude of threads, many about this problem, usually best to stick to one thread for the best advice.

Who planted, or claims to have planted the hedge? Hi thanks for replying, not sure. Our previous owners who lived here for 40 years didn't plant it, it was there when they moved in I think. So perhaps grumpy neighbour did or his predecessor? What bearing does it have? Currently, the hedge is the es...

I came on to this thread to challenge the ludicrous suggestion you made about the fence not being attached to the land it is sunk in to. On the contrary, the fence is not attached to the OPs land, it is, however, attached the neighbours wall, so the question remains - what would happen to the fence...

I came on to this thread to challenge the ludicrous suggestion you made about the fence not being attached to the land it is sunk in to. I have no desire to perpetuate another Arborlad hijacking of someone else's thread. If the OP were to remove his land - nothing would happen to the fence. If the ...

If the posts are on OP's land it takes a mind-blowing amount of LSD to deduce that they (which are a part of the fence) are not attached to OP's land. What would happen to the fence if the wall was removed? You might want to dance on the head of a pin, but OP has come here for some constructive adv...

Arborlad 'We let them put the posts on our side, they went in about a foot' How is fence not on OP land? It is, but not attached. The fence is not attached to the OPs land. If the posts are on OP's land it takes a mind-blowing amount of LSD to deduce that they (which are a part of the fence) are no...

mr sheen wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 15, 2019 2:47 pm

Arborlad
'We let them put the posts on our side, they went in about a foot'
How is fence not on OP land?

It is, but not attached.

arborlad wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 14, 2019 10:41 pm

The fence is not attached to the OPs land.

Uriah Heap wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 13, 2019 3:41 pm

If it was illegal to try to drum up work by going door to door I would of been arrested years ago.

Cold calling - in all its forms, has always been frowned upon. What work were you trying to 'drum up'?

Who planted, or claims to have planted the hedge?

Just to finish this thread. We let him put the posts on our side, they went in about a foot and not concreted (so we didn't loose any extra space), each post was bolted to the wall with 2 thunderbolts and each end attached to existing fencing - hopefully this will be strong enough.... All in all, i...

Just to finish this thread. We let him put the posts on our side, they went in about a foot and not concreted (so we didn't loose any extra space), each post was bolted to the wall with 2 thunderbolts and each end attached to existing fencing - hopefully this will be strong enough.... All in all, i...

The MP is genuinely concerned and we are collecting evidence. The Council does not admit that it leaked names, addresses and some phone numbers of objectors. Although we do have proof since some people objected from abnormal addresses, because they expected something like this to happen. I have tho...

symbiosis wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 11, 2019 1:44 pm

I was afraid that was what you were getting at. If it fails and falls my side and causes damage, who is liable as he erected it and has claimed it as his own

He is.