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Garden fence
« on: 08 October 2011, 19:27:42 »

We live in a semi detached property of which our neighbour and I own the respected halves.

Between the two properties we have a fence. It consists of 8 x 6' x 6' panels with wooden posts.
The fence is knackered and it needs replacing.
The problem is we are unsure who owns the thing. After looking at our deeds I am non the wiser. The deeds state that any fence/hedge we are responsible for the maintenance or replacement of is marked with a 'T' on the plan.

No such 'T' exists on our deeds plan.

I want to get this sorted out without upsetting the neighbour (easily done, she is a single parent and constantly pleads poverty
::) )

Any ideas folks ???
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #1 on: 08 October 2011, 19:39:13 »

it depends on which side the panel is facing, if you have the panels facing your garden you do and vice versa
but if it is based along a central pillar point it would need to be a split cost
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #2 on: 08 October 2011, 19:40:03 »

me and neighbour went halves  saved a lot of hasstle :y
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #3 on: 08 October 2011, 19:44:31 »

Yes, it is based on a central pillar so a split cost seems the best idea.

I will get the wife to pop round and speak to her...........................

Thanks guys  :y :y :y
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #4 on: 08 October 2011, 20:17:46 »

We live in a semi detached property of which our neighbour and I own the respected halves.

Between the two properties we have a fence. It consists of 8 x 6' x 6' panels with wooden posts.
The fence is knackered and it needs replacing.
The problem is we are unsure who owns the thing. After looking at our deeds I am non the wiser. The deeds state that any fence/hedge we are responsible for the maintenance or replacement of is marked with a 'T' on the plan.

No such 'T' exists on our deeds plan.

I want to get this sorted out without upsetting the neighbour (easily done, she is a single parent and constantly pleads poverty
::) )

Any ideas folks ???




I was going to suggest a 50/50 payment ......but...... :-\ :-\ :-\
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #5 on: 08 October 2011, 20:23:33 »

If I was your neighbour I would say "I like it the way it is but if you don't then I'll let you change it. No need to thank me". :y
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #6 on: 08 October 2011, 20:28:19 »

I thought it was, as you look into the back garden to the right was your responsibility? :-\
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #7 on: 08 October 2011, 20:29:58 »

I thought it was, as you look into the back garden to the right was your responsibility? :-\

We haven't got a BACK garden. We're on a corner plot :P
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #8 on: 08 October 2011, 21:20:10 »

Standing at the front of a house, the fence line on the LEFT is your responsibility. So with a semi, the house on the right would be responsible for the fence between the 2 houses. :y
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #9 on: 08 October 2011, 22:27:25 »

I thought it was, as you look into the back garden to the right was your responsibility? :-\

Thats what I have been led to believe also :y
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #10 on: 08 October 2011, 22:50:22 »

Standing at the front of a house, the fence line on the LEFT is your responsibility. So with a semi, the house on the right would be responsible for the fence between the 2 houses. :y

Not on our street, tis the other way around so the fence on the right looking toward the house, same all the way down and houses all built at different times, basically the same as DLK said, but I did not realise there was a 'rule' as such... :-\ :-\ :-\
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #11 on: 08 October 2011, 23:27:06 »

Standing at the front of a house, the fence line on the LEFT is your responsibility. So with a semi, the house on the right would be responsible for the fence between the 2 houses. :y

That is also what I understood. Didn't stop my neighbour from pointing out we owned all the fences! We just got a guy in and replaced them. Not worth falling out or the hassle of law.

Had the last laugh though as we had a family of foxes living behind our greenhouse. I knew they had an extensive earth as I had to shift tons of soil. One day the neighbours garden swallowed him up and his party fence when it all collapsed as he was digging his beans. ;D ;D
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #12 on: 08 October 2011, 23:45:51 »

I only know this as my old neighbour was kicking off about the fence between us. She was complaining that it should be replaced as it was falling down. If I didn't do something, she was going to make a formal complaint.
I went to the authority to ask who's fence it was and thats when they told me it's always the left fence when looking to the rear of a property from the front.
My neighbour was complaining because her little rat of a dog was trying to get through the holes in the fence... after a few harsh words from her one day, I went out and took the whole fence down and replaced it with a single strand of wire running the length of the garden and nothing else.
She ment mental and demanded I put a fence up, unknowing to her, there is no law stating you HAVE to put a fence up, as long as there is a dividing line marking a boundary. She then had to control her dog as if she let the dog into her garden it would enter mine and s**t everywhere. This meant her having to take the dog into the garden on a lead everytime  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Needless to say, she never spoke to me again. She was a nasty piece of work anyway, lol. 
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #13 on: 08 October 2011, 23:55:57 »

I only know this as my old neighbour was kicking off about the fence between us. She was complaining that it should be replaced as it was falling down. If I didn't do something, she was going to make a formal complaint.
I went to the authority to ask who's fence it was and thats when they told me it's always the left fence when looking to the rear of a property from the front.My neighbour was complaining because her little rat of a dog was trying to get through the holes in the fence... after a few harsh words from her one day, I went out and took the whole fence down and replaced it with a single strand of wire running the length of the garden and nothing else.
She ment mental and demanded I put a fence up, unknowing to her, there is no law stating you HAVE to put a fence up, as long as there is a dividing line marking a boundary. She then had to control her dog as if she let the dog into her garden it would enter mine and s**t everywhere. This meant her having to take the dog into the garden on a lead everytime  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Needless to say, she never spoke to me again. She was a nasty piece of work anyway, lol.

How can it be always?  My neighbour has a hedge on the left of my property looking towards the rear and the hedge is theirs, we spend ages cutting the fing thing but that is another story...... Why always, their bungalow was there years before our house was built in the late 20's, hence my right hand side being my fence when looking towards the house from the road, and it is for the rest of the road....
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Re: Garden fence
« Reply #14 on: 09 October 2011, 07:58:48 »

I only know this as my old neighbour was kicking off about the fence between us. She was complaining that it should be replaced as it was falling down. If I didn't do something, she was going to make a formal complaint.
I went to the authority to ask who's fence it was and thats when they told me it's always the left fence when looking to the rear of a property from the front.My neighbour was complaining because her little rat of a dog was trying to get through the holes in the fence... after a few harsh words from her one day, I went out and took the whole fence down and replaced it with a single strand of wire running the length of the garden and nothing else.
She ment mental and demanded I put a fence up, unknowing to her, there is no law stating you HAVE to put a fence up, as long as there is a dividing line marking a boundary. She then had to control her dog as if she let the dog into her garden it would enter mine and s**t everywhere. This meant her having to take the dog into the garden on a lead everytime  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Needless to say, she never spoke to me again. She was a nasty piece of work anyway, lol.

How can it be always?  My neighbour has a hedge on the left of my property looking towards the rear and the hedge is theirs, we spend ages cutting the fing thing but that is another story...... Why always, their bungalow was there years before our house was built in the late 20's, hence my right hand side being my fence when looking towards the house from the road, and it is for the rest of the road....

Vamps, I don't know  the answer to your question. I'm just passing on the information that the Local Authority & Land Registry Dept gave me at the time. This incident happened in 2001, so whether it's changed since I don't know, but where I currently live I've been informed that the left side is mine here too  :-\
I guess the best thing to do is check with the LA or LR  :y
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