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Right of way
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in this day and age is it not archaic to have a 'right of way' through the back garden My house was built in 1929 when laws were slightly different is there anyway I can close this entrance off either legally or otherways
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If it is a right of way to a nearby property, then speak to your neighbour, who will have the benefit of it . With their agreement you may be able to move it to an agreed position. If you close it and block passage to another property, you may find your self in a expensive legal situation.
But if it is a public footpath you may get the council to divert it, I beleive there is a charge for this.
But if it is a public footpath you may get the council to divert it, I beleive there is a charge for this.
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