my daughter is doing up her cottage, and has found that the neighbour has put their toilet waste pipe throught the party wall and has now only the plaster between her house and theirs, could anybody tell me this is lawful. She has not seen the neighbour to talk to about it as it is a rental property which is empty at the moment.
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On the face of it, i agree with joe. However, perhaps you could post a pic of what is there, inside the property and outside.
I say this because i've encountered shared soil and vent pipes for adjoining properties, where, quite legally, one WC discharged thro the other property's wall.
Also, i'm a bit confused as to how you can see the soil pipe with plaster in the way?
I say this because i've encountered shared soil and vent pipes for adjoining properties, where, quite legally, one WC discharged thro the other property's wall.
Also, i'm a bit confused as to how you can see the soil pipe with plaster in the way?
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this is definately not a shared soil and vent pipe. the soil pipe from my daughters en-suite runs along the party wall in her back room, this was boxed in until my daughter took part of it away to get to the back of the toilet in order to put a new one in, when she took away the boxed area nearest the toilet outlet she could see the neighbours pipe was through the wall, no plaster covering it.
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