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Boundaries and neighbours
Noisy neighbours, boundary disputes, rights to light and resident parking issues - deal with them effectively and promptly using carefully worded letters.
 
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EN-PCne02
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Letter of dispute to neighbour: boundary dispute
Letter to neighbours about boundary dispute. States that the plans have been checked and the boundaries belong to either neighbour. Details can be inserted about the location, the boundary in dispute and the preferred action now that knowledge of ownership has been established. More Info
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Letter of complaint to council: noisy neighbours
Letter to Council about noisy neighbours. Information can be insterted about details of noise, times, location and neighbours. Suggests Council evict or take other action to resolve matter. Refers to the law in order to motivate a quick response. More Info
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Letter of complaint to council: anti-social council tenants
Letter suggests that Council should evict neighbours because of their anti-social behaviour. Information can be inserted about location, names and details of behaviour. More Info
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Petition to council: proposed resident's parking controls
Basic framework for a letter to the Council on behalf of a number of applicants. Addresses the lack of car parking available and that parking reservations would be suitable. Details can be inserted about the area, number of vehicles, location. Asks the Council to resolve the issue. More Info
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Letter of complaint to neighbour: ‘right to light’ notice
A simple yet formal letter to your neiggbour addressing your 'right to light' that has been obstructed for whatever. The letter requests the problem be rectified promptly and that you are prepared to take the matter to court should the neighour not make swift amendments. More Info
 
 
 
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