I hope someone can advise that we project managed our own House during the Covid Lockdowns and went through the pain of rampant inflation on parts and materials - 200% plus. But we got there, but due to health issues need to move on and downsize - so my question is this. The sewer pipe from us runs directly into an inspection chamber, which at that point is joined by a sewer line from our neighboring property. The line then leaves our land, crosses the Highway, and enters a Car Park owned by a Public House opposite us. I had verbal agreement to cross the land and connect to the main sewer, which we did, and we made everything good afterwards - we had permission of the Council for the roadworks and traffic control agreement from the Local Water Company to connect, and all was good, I thought.
That was until the then landlord sold up and moved on, and the new owners are asking for a copy of an easement to cross their land, which we do not have, so do we need one, or is this now a public sewer and therefore an issue with the water company?
Thanks for any advice or help, gratefully received!
