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hi guys, thanks to you both for this very useful information it has put my mind at ease a bit. i have to say i have had a few early mornings worrying about this all. hopefully all will be well in the long run. it was just that "shrug" of the shoulders that my neighbour gave when i mentioned...

I am not 100% confident and I am not looking to stop the work / extension at all I just want to be sure that any damage caused & that the side of my extension is left in a good state. I don't want to getting big bills for damp issues or roof problems following the work that they have carried out

Thanks for that Wessex. after a bit of measuring I think that their extension wall is sitting astride the boundary line so is therefore a party wall and so therefore they shouldn't be able to knock it down with informing me and gaining a party wall agreement. The walls are physically joined as...

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Woody thanks very much for your help with this I am in a bit of a panic about it all. if I took a picture of the two extensions and posted them up would that help? Thanks again.

okay thanks for that but I am not sure that either wall actually crosses the boundary line its more like they have both been built right up to the boundary line if you see what I mean. the extensions where build before me or next door owned the properties arpund 30 years ago so I am not actually...

Hi all, first of all I am a noobie so please forgive me if I make any errors. :D. Basically I have an issue with what I think is a party wall. I live in a semi detached house and both me and my neighbour that we are joined to have extensions to the rear of our properties. I think but am not...