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That's his problem.Thing is the guy next door will need to have room to repair his shed.
Donald Trump's Mexican border fence is not as high as yours in the last pictureHere's some pic of my shrubs...mind you they were planted 17 years ago...there's a fence in there somewhere
Not universally true. The only sure way to know is to check one's title deedsAs I understood fencing "law" if youstand at the back of your house and look into the garden the the fence to the left is your responsibility.
Boundary.....not fence! Very different....you can be responsible for the boundary even when its not your fence. Who ever paid for the fence owns it, even if that was the person in the house before you/them, and is responsible for it.As I understood fencing "law" if youstand at the back of your house and look into the garden the the fence to the left is your responsibility.
My house deeds didnt show which boundaries were mine, if it is declared then it is shown by a red line on your borders. After seeking advice, the best I could get was to discuss with as many as I could to try and identify what everyone else did. At my house in London it was agreed by all that if you look out from either main exit, the wall to the right was the boundary that I was responcible for. It is also the same here in Essex.As I understood fencing "law" if youstand at the back of your house and look into the garden the the fence to the left is your responsibility. I have been trying to get the housing association that owns the house next door to mil to accept this and fix the falling down fence but surprise surprise they don't want to know ( cause it will cost them money)
Plant some leylandi in front of his shed window......
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