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Percolation Systems -can you block existing pipe?

  • 20-04-2009 3:15pm
    #1
    Newgal2009
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    All
    Advice would be much appreciated on this matter !

    My partner has just noticed (after we were investigating an issue with our sewerage) that our neighbour has a pipe leading into our percolation system on our land:eek:
    We have only moved into the house after we bought from his parents and they have no recollection of allowing this pipe to be connected.

    It is a rented house and of course nothing to do with the tenants. So he has contacted the Landlord but they are playing dumb.

    Are we entitled to remove/block the pipe as it is on our land? If the neighbours decided to sell the house, would there be a boundary issue in the future?

    Thanks in advance!


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  • #2
    sydthebeat
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    Newgal2009 wrote: »
    All
    Advice would be much appreciated on this matter !

    My partner has just noticed (after we were investigating an issue with our sewerage) that our neighbour has a pipe leading into our percolation system on our land:eek:
    We have only moved into the house after we bought from his parents and they have no recollection of allowing this pipe to be connected.

    It is a rented house and of course nothing to do with the tenants. So he has contacted the Landlord but they are playing dumb.

    Are we entitled to remove/block the pipe as it is on our land? If the neighbours decided to sell the house, would there be a boundary issue in the future?

    Thanks in advance!

    your neighbours may have a legal basis for a connection to this system, do nothing yet....

    unfortunately, this can be considered a legal query and isnt allowed on this forum.
    My advice is to contact your solicitor and get him to establish once and for all whether theres permission for this connection.

    thread locked


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