Failure to get a third part wall agreement.

[Superandy]

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• Superandy
• 15 Nov 2014
• 1

HI

The plans are huge but I think this picture illustrates it well.

Thanks

Andy

 

[Superandy]

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• Superandy
• 15 Nov 2014
• 1

 

[cjard]

Thanks Tony. They haven't asked me to remove it yet although the lady next door says that her husband is saying we should get them to take it down.

So, the affected neighbours haven't asked you to remove anything but some nosey parker on the other side has a husband who just cannot resist sticking his oar in? Tell them to mind their own business

Alternatively, if you meant to convey that "lady" is the affected woman (who still lives in the house) and she has not taken any action but it is her husband (who no longer lives in the house) who is making the trouble, say you're happy for him to take you to court because you'd like to see what argument a person who is not experiencing any trespass can do to make a case for trespass. Like Tony said; if this couple are getting divorced, they have bigger problems than 14cm of their sky being occupied by your guttering