Garden Law Discussion

pandabear1 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 22, 2019 11:22 am

Thank you for merging. My insurers have agreed to undertake the case. All systems are go.

This is good news for you, if you can find a way to convey it to your neighbour it may be the catalyst that will see them seeking their own legal advice.

Chunga wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:04 pm

. Health & Safety has also been round. Neither bothered to check with neighbours, beforehand, and so were unable to enter the studio.

Can you clarify, it seems to read that you could enable access for them?

Chunga wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:04 pm

- even when it is way below pavement level. .

This is something that will/should also be of interest to Highways.

...............all threads now merged.

Chunga wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 22, 2019 7:34 am

The developer is a most aggressive African with no respect for the law. He has already threatened assault and writs against the council and its staff. He has been involved in two High Court cases brought by furious lenders.

I assume his rights to be in the UK have also been investigated.

I reiterate what I said earlier. If you are confident of your rights, The way to deal with this type of behaviour is to go to court and get details of your rights formally accepted, recorded and agreed by court along with an injunction to prevent any interference with your rights. (Ensure you have ...

I reiterate what I said earlier. If you are confident of your rights, The way to deal with this type of behaviour is to go to court and get details of your rights formally accepted, recorded and agreed by court along with an injunction to prevent any interference with your rights. (Ensure you have ...

pandabear1 wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 20, 2019 8:10 pm

yes that thought had crossed my mind too

I think you should have called the police, that was a very deliberate act on their behalf.

Hi Arborlad The previous situation was as follows regarding the blockading. I went for a ride on my horse. I exited my property, past theirs, went down the shared driveway, through the double gates and off i trotted. On my return the gates had been shut - fair enough and easy to open off my horse b...

We have a right of way granted under a deed on our property title. It has been established and she was threatened with an injunction when she blockaded the driveway last year. I will seek an injunction but i have no knowledge of this and how it works - can anyone advise me pls? What was it blocked ...

SwitchRich wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 20, 2019 11:28 am

Any pictures of this would be really valuable to the forum! Can you post some?

......................usually a good idea, but I suspect there may be third party issue here that have to be considered.

Thank you for that good advice. We are at last getting some action from the neighbour the other side of the studio. This is a Housing Association with a four storey house with a basement. Our contact is a surveyor who used to work for the council. He claims to have a party wall notice from the deve...

Bump.

I am not sure how this: We have never sought to advise them in their legal position ................... When you have two opposing points of view, it is not unreasonable to advise your 'opponent' to seek out their own independent advice. If the neighbour is still a working farm they are likely to ha...

We have never sought to advise them in their legal position ................... When you have two opposing points of view, it is not unreasonable to advise your 'opponent' to seek out their own independent advice. If the neighbour is still a working farm they are likely to have NFU/CLA membership, ...