Its not like we want to keep it or own it!!
Just a case of observation, and a description of the situation and some
statement saying that assuming it remains as it is, everything is hunky
dory, however, if Mr neighbour decides to dig up his brand new lawn to build
a tunnel for his model railway, the situation may need to be reviewed.
Bit of common sense required?
If its already excluded from the development through natural obsticles such
as boundary fencing, rockeries, wall, pond and model railway station, a
suitable caveat / statement can say protective fencing not necessary unless
contractors permitted within that area etc etc blah blah.....friday night,
time to shut up an 'ave a curry. CYA
CS :)
That has always been my interpretation of the 'one third' idea; if you
can't
give it the space then you can't do it. Progressing from that point you
can't
give it the third if it happens to be in another garden or a seperate
plot. It
won't be the owners to give will it?
Bill.
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