How to tell which side of the fence is yours - owning the 'bad side' doesn't count
Fence boundaries can be a complicated bone of contention between neighbours. Property experts have shared a guide to fence ...
Crucial ‘T rule’ to work out who owns your garden fence – and what neighbours should never do to avoid costly spat
ANYONE who’s come to blows over their garden fence will know the frustration of a shared boundary. Fence rows are a common ...
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A 2,000-mile journey in the shadow of the border wall
Following this boundary involves more than a GPS track ... The 19-page document does not once mention the words "wall" or "fence." To the extent that migrant and drug crossings have dwindled ...
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How to find out who owns a fence - and who pays repair bills
Fences where confusion arises over ownership are typically those on a boundary. A boundary can also be marked by a wall, hedge, ditch, a piece of wire or even just the edge of a driveway.
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Can my neighbour take my fence down? The rules and regulations you need to know
Fences and neighbours can be a tricky subject when it ... you might need to come to an agreement with your neighbour or seek ...
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How to tell which side of the fence is yours - owning the 'bad side' doesn't count
a 'T' shown on the inside of a boundary line signifies ownership of the boundary fence or wall. This means that maintenance responsibility and the full cost fall on the shoulders of the property ...
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Crucial ‘T rule’ to work out who owns your garden fence – and what neighbours should never do to avoid costly spat
Users will then need to look for an essential 'T' mark on the inside of a boundary line - as this indicates who owns and maintains that section of fence or wall. A ‘T’ on your side of the ...