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Neighbour helped pay for my fence line some time ago, but insisted on non-concrete posts. A few of the panels recently came loose, leaning to his side. He made a unilateral decision to get this repaired at a cost of sub £500 and is asking me to contribute to the installation of support posts only installed on his side of the fence.
I have refused in order to not set a precedent of neighbour thinking he is doing me a favour when in reality he is trying to maintain his own privacy. I don't see that I am under any obligation to pay when he's made the decision to get it repaired without my agreement.
What are your thoughts?
Neighbour helped pay for my fence line some time ago, but insisted on non-concrete posts. A few of the panels recently came loose, leaning to his side. He made a unilateral decision to get this repaired at a cost of sub £500 and is asking me to contribute to the installation of support posts only installed on his side of the fence.
I have refused in order to not set a precedent of neighbour thinking he is doing me a favour when in reality he is trying to maintain his own privacy. I don't see that I am under any obligation to pay when he's made the decision to get it repaired without my agreement.
What are your thoughts?
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