Category: Property Disputes

The Hidden Dangers of Non-Disclosure: The Moth-Infested Mansion

As the arrival of spring brings everyone outdoors to enjoy their gardens after a cold stretch indoors, it’s a wonderful time to revel in nature’s beauty. However, before delving into your gardening plans, let’s discuss some the most frequently asked questions around garden disputes, how to avoid them, and how to stop them from spoiling your summer.

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Navigating Neighbour Disputes this New Year

The start of a new year often brings a sense of fresh beginnings and resolutions. Unfortunately, for some, this can be overshadowed by ongoing or escalating disputes with their neighbours. Boundary disagreements, noise complaints, and property damage are just a few of the issues that we at Hedges deal with regularly and can lead to costly legal battles, whether you live in a bustling town or a quiet village. 

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Understanding Agricultural Boundary Disputes

Agricultural Boundary disputes can be complex and emotionally charged, often causing tension between farmers, neighbours and landowners alike. Agricultural land is not immune to the challenges of defining and protecting property lines and given the rise in planning and land diversification in areas such as West Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds, boundary disputes are becoming more […]

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How a Title Deeds Health Check can help you understand more about your property

Whether you’re a landlord, seasoned homeowner or a first-time buyer, understanding your property’s legal landscape is crucial. Land registry title deeds hold the key to this knowledge, acting as official documentation of ownership and outlining crucial details about your piece of land or property. However, deciphering the legal jargon can be very daunting, especially when […]

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How two inches extra on your home extension can cost you £200,000

Did you know: Two inches extra on your home extension could cost you £200,000?

Sometimes the little things in life really can really make a big difference.

In this case reported by Alastair Lockhart for the MailOnline, a couple who extended their property two inches (68 cm) onto their neighbours’ land have been ordered to demolish it and pay legal costs of both parties to the dispute, estimated to be in the region of £200,000.

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