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The trouble is the buyer wants the gutter moving not removingK

the title deed is inconclusive & his solicitor will not agree

we're meant to moving on tuesday. they won't agree to that as i have no proof

There must be some way of doing it without spending that kind of money!! surely a gutter can be modified to fit on the top of the roof. my neighbour will not sign a deed of easement to allow my buyer to clean the windows and guttering twice a year just in case he is a gangster- how pathetic, my...

because my buyer won't buy it and my neighbour will probably sue me,is there anyway i fix the guttering to the roof my modification

hi thanks for your post bit confused what you mean as i can't remove the gutter

the fence belongs to my neighbour & is encroaching on my land, it was originally attatched to the house a good 100mm in.the fence should be attatched to the side of the house & the title deed is inconclusive

thanks for all the replies, the interesting thing about all of this is that the fence is actually in the wrong place, it should be attatched to the side of the property, but we agreed to let the fence remain where it is as the builder said it would be too much hassle, i agreed to have the fence...

i was actually looking at ways i could move the guttering so it would not hang over the edge. My neighbours did not have any problem with this before and are now only worried about the affects of this easement on their house sale shout they wish to sell, that is all.

Hi everyone, just look for some advise if anyone can help. I built a conservatory in 2006 flush with my house, which at the time did not need planning permission for, i still don't need it now & have a letter confirming this from our local council, now the guttering overhangs into my neighbours...