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One more thing disputes like this can easily if they were go to court exceed the amount that the insurance policy pays out to cover legal costs.

Not all easements (ROW's) are express and noted on the servient or dominant tenements deeds,some are implied on transfer and as your land (if im reading this right? ) formally owned the land that their house is situated on that may be the case here and it is possible they could have a right of...

My thoughts exactly .

This work must be carried out by a qualified electrician who is part P registered.

You could render them to give them some strength and plaster over the top. Also you could use the dreaded angle grinder to cut out the channels which should reduce the number of blows with the bolster but will cause major dust

Hi Matty

Planning permision may be required if you level off the garden.

You can remove any overhang but unless its a evergreen hedge which could allow to apply to the council and may gain an order to have it reduced in height after paying the fee their is nothing you can do to force them to cut it back. Also before you touch it and cut back any overhang check...

Who's responsible for the retaining wall, the fence may not be the boundary marker. Who owns the fence ,if you dont own it you cant paint it.

Good website that i often visit. unhappybunny1 This is generally what you would be told if you came onto the website mentioned. As you have been told you could due to the party wall act build your own and remove their overhang but also would need to pay to make it good afterwards...

Is that the edited and cleaned up version of animal farm. :D

I think TBH we all would take exception to a neighbour coming on to our land and installing a power cable and box in our airspace . It also makes things harder should someone wish to place an extension on the boundary if there is something in the way but that can be overcome under the party...

Sorry i thought i had had all the replies i was going to get. I Saw a picture and it was an armoured cable leading across the wall into a 3 inch square black cover, that looks like it is some form of junction box. The owner of the cable i believe still refuses to remove it.

You could go down wickes and buy a large scraper with a detachable 5 inch blade on it. http://www.wickes.co.uk/Professional-Scraper/invt/154805 The blades are sharp and works wonders when cleaning up lumpy spots on plaster.

Pulling a ceiling down to fit lights, why is the phrase cracking a nut with a sledge hammer coming to mind. Even if she has no access to lift floor boards above there are still ways to do it that will not involve pulling a ceiling down.

And remember its mainly all to do with the mix,get that right and your 80 % their Its very easy at first to make it to stiff ,so think runny poo :D Get it right and you have a very good chance of impressing yourself.

Why did you apply for one to remove a wall, you can remove a wall without one . Are their other dropped kerbs on your street and is it a busy parking wise.

From what i gather its a square box and it was installed without permision while the home owner was at work.. My advice was as someone has said and talk to building control , i was just wondering about your opinions were as this is outside and therefore came under part p. I Thought the land...

I help answer questons on a land law forum and someone has asked how they can get a electrical box for a kitchen install which has been placed so its basically in there garden without permision removed . Normally this is a straight forward reply but i was wondring if the install has broken...

Hi I have a very neat hole cut into my concrete kitchen floor containing 4 copper central heating pipes. I was going to cover them using foam pipe insulation, a few inches sand and then pour concrete over the top but am unsure if thats the way to go. It would be preferable if i could...