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a neighbours building work has dug out the base of our fence so it has fallenover. can i get them to replace it?

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midge123 | 06:19 Mon 12th Apr 2010 | Property
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Avatar Image janbee
They are responsible and should certainly repair it
06:33 Mon 12th Apr 2010
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Yes certainly. They have damaged your property by not taking adequate care, theri side.
06:35 Mon 12th Apr 2010
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My daughters neighbour has dug along the boundary approx 4 feet deep by 10metres which I believe has made her driveway very unsafe, including the boundary fence. The neighbour wants to take the fence down, build a wall under the fence which he wants her to pay half of, and then my daughter can put a new fence on top! Surely this can't be right? Surely he should build a wall on HIS side to retain the ground which makes up her driveway? Please help!
18:23 Wed 11th Jan 2012
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My daughters neighbour has dug along the boundary approx 4 feet deep by 10metres which I believe has made her driveway very unsafe, including the boundary fence. The neighbour wants to take the fence down, build a wall under the fence which he wants her to pay half of, and then my daughter can put a new fence on top! Surely this can't be right? Surely he should build a wall on HIS side to retain the ground which makes up her driveway? Please help!
18:24 Wed 11th Jan 2012

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