We have my Mothers home up for sale, which was bought in 1964. It is a semi detached house, our opposite neighbour has lived in there house since before 1964.
Back in about 1967, my father paid for, and built a new boundary wall. everything was fine, until the neighbour, the son, whom I grew up with, has just now claimed that the boundary wall was built, partially on their property. He now claims that it starts fine but should taper in slightly to a final point of 300mm at the rear of the house.
www.Landdirect.ie show a poor map design that may indicate that a small piece at the rear is out, but that map also shows errors in others areas.
The neighbour would not benefit in this tiny piece of ground as they have a shed, built back in the 1960's on their property and this tiny slip of land, going from zero to 300mm over the full side of the front garden to the rear would be of no use.
To say I'm shocked is an understatement but to come with this 57 years later, and only now when the house is up for sale. We, as families, always were always on good terms, but this has totally shocked us all.
Advice on how to approach would be grateful
Back in about 1967, my father paid for, and built a new boundary wall. everything was fine, until the neighbour, the son, whom I grew up with, has just now claimed that the boundary wall was built, partially on their property. He now claims that it starts fine but should taper in slightly to a final point of 300mm at the rear of the house.
www.Landdirect.ie show a poor map design that may indicate that a small piece at the rear is out, but that map also shows errors in others areas.
The neighbour would not benefit in this tiny piece of ground as they have a shed, built back in the 1960's on their property and this tiny slip of land, going from zero to 300mm over the full side of the front garden to the rear would be of no use.
To say I'm shocked is an understatement but to come with this 57 years later, and only now when the house is up for sale. We, as families, always were always on good terms, but this has totally shocked us all.
Advice on how to approach would be grateful