Right of access to the neighbour’s land

[Architexeter]

mattylad, hi

Which Jurisdiction "" are we discussing?

English or Scottish? [never mind Northern Ireland]

Ken

Good luck with getting that much specific information out of the OP!! This thread is hillarious, great to see all the regulars trying so hard to help but getting no help from the OP.

 

[KenGMac]

Architexeter, Hi, Yea

Lets see if O/P responds?

???

Ken

 

[mattylad]

Sorry Ken - I was referring to England.

Its a common misconception that you have an automatic right, it either has to be in the deeds or provided by a court (In England that is).

Applies to the OP but might not apply to you though - did not notice your location.

 

[KenGMac]

mattylad, Hi.

I used to despair of working on an English job, Party wall, no right of access.

Almost as if the these two were "designed" to "generate" a form of on-going "Income" for the Surveying classes? which has been "hi-jacked" by, in my field at least the Insurance industry where an, "In-house" "person£" acts as the "Party wall surveyor"

NOTE, the "£" sign is intentional following the word "person£" above, if you follow?£---

And don't get me started on the "Shared Drainage" issues before a particular date? Now I believe altered somewhat

I enjoy a "simple" life up here not too many complications such as these above.

Cheers.

Ken

 

[ban-all-sheds]

great to see all the regulars trying so hard to help but getting no help from the OP.

Him Bigplonker Longtime.

 

[KenGMac]

ban-all-sheds, Hi

Looks as if everyone is trying to "assist" and possibly catch a glimpse of our O/P.

Provided he chooses to "enigmatically" again grace us with a response?

Ken

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Have you actually read all 4 pages of this?

 

[cajar]

The OP is probably still stood at the neighbours door asking for right of access in principle without revealing what he wants it for.