Hi-tech gadget to trace the route of a drain.

[Onoff]

Some interesting comments here reference the accuracy of Land Registry maps etc.

 

https://www.kemptoncarr.co.uk/news-and-knowledge/considerations-for-determining-boundary-lines/

 

There's been a heated argument locally over a fence line just recently that resulted in the Police attending.

 

I don't know the full details but complicated by the fence line having been maybe put in to divert round some then small trees years ago, so following a curve rather that a straight line as on the LR maps, 3' into the neighbour's at it's worst. (We're talking 5 acre plots here where front and rear boundary widths don't match etc). It was resolved by a 3rd party (neighbour) saying "Look, unless you want get a solicitor and surveyor in at X cost you'd be best sorting and agreeing this between you". The result is a new, straight fence. Easier to install and looks better from both sides. 

 

[epsilonGreedy]

5 hours ago, Dave Jones said:

Your relying more a land registry plan to define a boundary? Oh dear.

 

 

No I am relying on a physical land feature that previously defined the plot boundary.