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patbhoy | 10:05 Mon 30th Jan 2023 | Law
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I recently moved house and the boundary fence separating me from the next door neighbour is rotten an collapsing into my garden.
The neighbours are strange people and don't speak so I'm unable to converse with them to resolve the problem.
Am I within my rights to remove the fence as I don't want it collapsing fully and damaging plants in my garden.
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// fence has been built double sided with the posts in the centre // So long as your neighbour is adamant the fence does not belong to them, then you’re at liberty to remove the panel/s which are threatening your flowerbeds. However this could result in the neighbour believing you have taken ownership of the fence. If you’re intending on fixing the fence, it’s...
15:25 Mon 30th Jan 2023
The fence between my neighbour and myself was in a dire state , and when I checked my deeds it said that it was a party wall ( is that the correct term?). Anyway, we both owned the fence. There was no problem, we had a chat and paid half each for a new fence.

I have a really nice neighbour by the way

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