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Which Wall Do I Own. Which fence or garden wall is your responsibility and who needs to maintain them? What happens if it isn't clear? The vendor who originally owned the land and separated it into. It is entirely possible that your property is only responsible for the maintenance of the left boundary but it is equally possible that you are responsible for maintaining all of the boundaries to the property. If you live in england or wales, there’s usually no record of: there is in fact no general law or rule about which boundary you own. Unfortunately it is often the case that neither the seller nor their solicitor can provide a definitive answer. A wall within a building that joins two properties and forms the boundary. in the context of boundaries we need to consider four kinds of wall: And what help can you get if relations with your neighbour break down. The exact boundary between two properties. the truth is, there is no general rule as to which boundaries that a property owns. They can be the cause of. a boundary feature can be a fence, wall, hedge, ditch, piece of wire, or sometimes even just the edge of a driveway. when buying and selling property, most purchasers want to find out who owns the boundary fences, hedges, walls etc around the property.

in the context of boundaries we need to consider four kinds of wall: Unfortunately it is often the case that neither the seller nor their solicitor can provide a definitive answer. And what help can you get if relations with your neighbour break down. Which fence or garden wall is your responsibility and who needs to maintain them? It is entirely possible that your property is only responsible for the maintenance of the left boundary but it is equally possible that you are responsible for maintaining all of the boundaries to the property. a boundary feature can be a fence, wall, hedge, ditch, piece of wire, or sometimes even just the edge of a driveway. The vendor who originally owned the land and separated it into. when buying and selling property, most purchasers want to find out who owns the boundary fences, hedges, walls etc around the property. A wall within a building that joins two properties and forms the boundary. there is in fact no general law or rule about which boundary you own.

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Which Wall Do I Own What happens if it isn't clear? the truth is, there is no general rule as to which boundaries that a property owns. And what help can you get if relations with your neighbour break down. when buying and selling property, most purchasers want to find out who owns the boundary fences, hedges, walls etc around the property. in the context of boundaries we need to consider four kinds of wall: A wall within a building that joins two properties and forms the boundary. The vendor who originally owned the land and separated it into. a boundary feature can be a fence, wall, hedge, ditch, piece of wire, or sometimes even just the edge of a driveway. Which fence or garden wall is your responsibility and who needs to maintain them? If you live in england or wales, there’s usually no record of: What happens if it isn't clear? It is entirely possible that your property is only responsible for the maintenance of the left boundary but it is equally possible that you are responsible for maintaining all of the boundaries to the property. there is in fact no general law or rule about which boundary you own. They can be the cause of. The exact boundary between two properties. Unfortunately it is often the case that neither the seller nor their solicitor can provide a definitive answer.