Mad Moe
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Is the property Free/Leasehold? If it's leasehold she would have had to ask the permission of the freeholder to carry out an alteration of this nature and if she has such permission it going to be difficult the change it back
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ed
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Looks a bit Ground Force to me.
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Colin
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Originally posted by Mad Moe
Is the property Free/Leasehold? If it's leasehold she would have had to ask the permission of the freeholder to carry out an alteration of this nature and if she has such permission it going to be difficult the change it back
None of that up here mate, I own it & thats it!!
[Edited on 06-08-2007 by Colin]
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Colin
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Originally posted by ed
Looks a bit Ground Force to me.
More like the cowboy dirt squad!!
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Mad Moe
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Originally posted by Colin
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Originally posted by Mad Moe
Is the property Free/Leasehold? If it's leasehold she would have had to ask the permission of the freeholder to carry out an alteration of this nature and if she has such permission it going to be difficult the change it back
None of that up here mate, I own it & thats it!!
[Edited on 06-08-2007 by Colin]
In that case I'd tear the fence down and take a Sthil Saw to the path until it's back within it's site lines, if you own it there cant be grounds for any come back surely?
Alternatively you could take the sensible route and respectfuly ask that she arranges for works to be carried out so that the path and fence does not infringe on your property. It looks like a tidy job and it would be a shame to waste
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C2RL R
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dont know what you had planned for your garden mate but if i were you i'd get the guy back who did their garden and get him to move the fence over to the right. Then get him to continue the block paving further into your garden to fill that area that is just soil at the mo. you could have that as i little patio area then.
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Tom
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Bit of a pointless fence, blockwork looks ok though, i'd put some small garden furniture on it 
Seriously though it's much wider than needed and you would be well within your rights to either remove the fence all together or move it back to one metre.
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C2RL R
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Originally posted by Tom
Bit of a pointless fence
Fair point but id still keep the fence, just move it over to the right. Its not like he can do anything with that bit of land anyway as its not his so may aswell have it fenced off to keep it separate from the parts that he does own.
as for the block paving i'd deffo carry it on and fill that soiled area. if you look at it, his neighbours have already paid for a 3rd of the area so it wont be much to finish it off.
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John
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On reading this again i'd do one of the above ideas for commedy value.
Move the fence back to exactly where it should be, then put a bbq or something on your side of it.
Maybe even thank them for giving you somewhere solid to put it.
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Mad Moe
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Originally posted by John
On reading this again i'd do one of the above ideas for commedy value.
Move the fence back to exactly where it should be, then put a bbq or something on your side of it.
Maybe even thank them for giving you somewhere solid to put it.
That's a really good idea actually
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--DAN--
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Originally posted by John
On reading this again i'd do one of the above ideas for commedy value.
Move the fence back to exactly where it should be, then put a bbq or something on your side of it.
Maybe even thank them for giving you somewhere solid to put it.
Top Idea that mate
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darrend2007
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looks tidy why not just leave it
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Colin
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Theres nothing in my garden atm because I just spent £300 digging it all out with an excavator, fence & chips was going to be next but this lot jumped on my toes & I couldnt get my own job done!!
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