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  1. Thanks for your answer, I will take a look. Thanks Ferdinand, They presented me a plan with no encroachment and explicit saying that under any circumstance they will pass the boundary. He is going to change it, so it should be fine. No outlets, so that's good. Yeah, is not a problem of space is taking for granted that you can do whatever you want. Really cheeky attitude. Yes, is not the best problem of the world, however when someone agrees that this is not going to happen then... (problems arise). In summary, after presenting their planning an their emails they are going to fix it. Happy ending I guess. Thanks everyone for your responses!
  2. Well, If they say in the planning that they are going to build everything on their boundary and all of the sudden (after 3 warnings) they do it, it's really annoying. However, they don't want to have a dispute or a mediator from the council and he agreed to replace it with a smaller one...
  3. Hi, I am having a bad time with my neighbour extension, we agreed that I was absolutely fine if they wanted to build until our boundary garden wall, but under any circumstance to overpass it. When they were installing the roof it was visible that the gutter will not fit in their boundary, I warned 3 times that he was over the limit, however he did not listen and now I have their guttering around 1-2 inches overpassing my boundary. What are my rights in this situation? Can I build something on my side and force him to remove anything overpassing my property? Thanks in advance.
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