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Antony

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  1. @ProDave The rear fence of the neighbours to Title 1 is on the same line. The neighbours have not moved their fence further back its all in line as per the original title from 1960. @jack The fence is straight (ish) along the back of the 3 properties and the rear property share's this fence, which effectively makes it look like they own everything behind the fence. The neighbours do not seem to know anything about the un-registered land and they have not moved their fence back. The property is being sold by the relative as the existing owner (suffering from Alzheimer) is in care home. We doubt if the relative knew of title 2 until we enquired about. We are inclined to go ahead with the purchase but would like to get a clear picture of this messy situation. What else can I ask to clarify this issue?
  2. @ProDave I meant the image attached at the start of the thread.
  3. @ProDave The rear property share our existing rear fence, they do not have a rear fence. They image I have attached is from the land registry website.
  4. We are purchasing a house (Title 1 in picture) and solicitor has mentioned that there is strip of land (Title 2) that belongs to the vendor that is included in the sale. The strip of land is approximately 2m x 10m. There is a similar strip of land (in black) on either side of Title 2 that is un-registered in the land registry (as per solicitor). We also noted that the rear property owner has planted two trees on either side of what could be the rear end of Title 2. Currently the rear property share our existing rear fence with the 3 properties. They image I have attached is from the land registry website. Having visited the property we have think the strip of land is outside the rear fence, mainly because the rear fence of the property is inline with the other two neighbouring rear fences. We asked the solicitors to clarify this with the vendor and the response was the property is within the rear fence- which we think is incorrect. We are thinking of asking the vendor to get a CS to verify this, is this an acceptable request? What other options do we have? I have read that if you hold a piece of land for more than 12 years (?) you can register it as yours- does this apply here?
  5. @newhome, yes. We have drafted plans what needs to be done. @Dreadnaught I am based between Cambridge and Newmarket .
  6. Hello everyone, I am in the process of completing the purchase of our first home (been 6 months..!) and had so many issues to get this far. I am a complete newbie to the whole process and hope to learn a lot from here. I have already found lots of useful information on this website - thanks to those who founded and also to the contributors.
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