Very odd decisions to
a. remove the orginal text
b. not comment on the replies
a. remove the orginal text
b. not comment on the replies
Neighbour wants to put Scaffolding on my driveway (No PWA) (Ed.)
- Thread starter Jabbey
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Maybe it turned out one of us is the neighbour.
Looks like the neighbour won!
Andy
Andy
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Just say that he does not allow the scaffold on his property physically then where does it stand if the scaffold is not actually on his land but over hangs his land. Like a gutter would do if a wall was built on the boundary. Is that what you mean when you say down the gable and round the back.
A property boundary goes vertically up into space, and down to the earth's core, so the same rules apply.
I that case I should charge a fee for every plane that crosses my boundary and every satellite and all manner of radio waves crossing my land.
Not quite, the air boundary only exists where it there is an ordinary use of the land and the structures on it, hence aircraft do not commit trespass and the depth is limited to where a it can reasonably be accessed. And in large swaths of the country the abstraction of any minerals is covered by the original sale of the land for development, whereby the seller or their estate retained the right of abstraction, compensation for property damage being payable. See Cornwall and South wales for blanket mineral rights.
They've already dealt with your cunning plan. The Gov has over fly and mining rights.
DAMMIT !
Just put some really tall scaffolding in, with a "No aeroplanes" sign on top.
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