Neighbour's application to cut back my tpo'd tree

[kram]

I would suggest, as soon as practical, get some fencers out to put a decent, concrete post 6 ft boundry fence. Let the fencers know in advance about the previous dispute and show the details if needed.

 

Doing the fence yourself could cause the dispute to turn ugly but most bad neighbours will respect a professional doing it. Particually if they are bigger than them.

 

[Mesterh]

I think that you need to sort out the boundaries and put a fence up. Why havent you done that before now?

[dan blocker]

24 minutes ago, kram said:

I would suggest, as soon as practical, get some fencers out to put a decent, concrete post 6 ft boundry fence. Let the fencers know in advance about the previous dispute and show the details if needed.

 

Doing the fence yourself could cause the dispute to turn ugly but most bad neighbours will respect a professional doing it. Particually if they are bigger than them.

 

Got to get the legalities sorted first!

[Oldfeller]

12 hours ago, dan blocker said:

Got to get the legalities sorted first!

and maybe a decent camera.

[Mick Dempsey]

16 hours ago, kram said:

I would suggest, as soon as practical, get some fencers out to put a decent, concrete post 6 ft boundry fence. Let the fencers know in advance about the previous dispute and show the details if needed.

 

Doing the fence yourself could cause the dispute to turn ugly but most bad neighbours will respect a professional doing it. Particually if they are bigger than them.

 

Fencers, like most tradies won’t get involved in border disputes.

 They certainly won’t like being considered as ‘muscle’ for one side or the other.

Edited 22 hours ago by Mick Dempsey

[LilyLangtree]

3 hours ago, Oldfeller said:

and maybe a decent camera.

I'm not sure how a camera can help?

[LilyLangtree]

8 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Fencers, like most tradies won’t get involved in border disputes.

 They certainly won’t like being considered as ‘muscle’ for one side or the other.

There's already a low wall which was part of the old farm building that the boundary was taken from.  I have no idea why my neighbour thinks he owns 3 metres past this wall.  So far he has offered no proof of ownership, we both have the original conveyances, sight plan and our land registry title plans.

[Mick Dempsey]

6 minutes ago, LilyLangtree said:

There's already a low wall which was part of the old farm building that the boundary was taken from.  I have no idea why my neighbour thinks he owns 3 metres past this wall.  So far he has offered no proof of ownership, we both have the original conveyances, sight plan and our land registry title plans.

My comment was not really aimed at you Lily, no offence. 

 

Honestly this garden/border dispute has lost all interest for me. 
I am not sure what more can be said about it

[Mark Bolam]

39 minutes ago, LilyLangtree said:

I'm not sure how a camera can help?

Because they can take pictures, usually.

[Oldfeller]

2 hours ago, LilyLangtree said:

I'm not sure how a camera can help?

you have been politely asked 8 times  to contribute a photo or two to assist in people understanding your problem more, surely you have heard of the often used phrase "a picture is worth a thousand words"

so far you have ignored those requests.

Edited 19 hours ago by Oldfeller