Hi, thanks for your advice. I don't really want to go to the expense of putting up a new fence on our side; it's not our fault their fence is broken and they should take responsibility for it because it's part of their land. Plus, our garden is patio all the way along the fence and therefore would be difficult to put new fence posts in. I think I may just have to persist with trying to talk to them and maybe give in and offer 50/50 to replace it maybe. Although we will require an entire new gate which I bet they won' t agree to replace . Thanks for all advice here.

Car nut - I'm not sure I agree with your point but I understand the principle. If the fence is already there, and was when he bought the property, and it has since fell into complete disrepair, then that is his responsibility to sort out. Especially when it is intruding onto our garden and has broken our side gate around the side of the house. Does anyone else have advice; this still remains unresolved?

Thank you; I will have a good look through this.

Hi, hoping someone can give me some advice... Neighbour's Garden Fence Our rear garden has a boundary fence to our neighbours garden (they own the boundary fence). Since we moved in last year, the fence between is in an extremely poor state and needs complete replacement. Their garden is overgrown and the fence falling down and during the winter the fence has been damaged further. In heavy winds, the fence shifts and falls into our garden by about 2-3 feet. Even with slight wind, it bows into our garden and is disjointed and creaks heavily. We cannot use our side gate at all because the posts are broken. The side gate has to be barricaded with bricks to hold it and we have no access to our garden this way. We have to hold the fence up with paving slabs and bricks to stop in falling inwards on our garden. We have 2 small pets who cannot be let out into the garden unless we block all the gaps up along this fence and stack bricks against the side gate every time we let them out because the fence is bent, gapping and the side gate does not meet the fence post . This is dangerous in case it falls, and I do not think it fair that we suffer and our pets are at risk of escaping therefore cannot be let out. It really does need replacing and we have written two very polite letters to them to request so. It also looks really unsightly from our side. I apporached our council and they say its a 'civil matter' therefore cannot get involved. The trees alongside the fence by the side of their house also push the fence and are overgrown but we cannot get to them to trim them down to stop them overgrowing into our garden. Their garden is very unkempt. Leaking Water Tank Overflow Pipe Finally, for a few weeks now we have noticed that their water tank overflow pipe at the back of their house is leaking quite substantially from the roof. Although this is not a problem during the day as much as it seems to slow down (I presume because they are using water more frequently), at night we can hear it from our bedroom and there is quite a significant amount of water flowing out constantly. It is very loud and we cannot even have the window open as it is only a few meters away from our house. We assumed this would be repaired but its nearly been a month that we have had to listen to gushing water from an overflow pipe right outside our bedroom window. We have mentioned this in the letters about the fence but its still leaking... Help please, greatly appreciated! Don't know what to do anymore, they don't act upon our letters and they don't answer the door.

Perhaps ring them and ask them!!! ?

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Does anyone have any advice as to what extent of detail an Inventory Clerk is required to go into when carrying out check in/out services? There is alot of ambiguity out there, there are no regulations, and the accreditation bodies are very contradictory. Thanks