bluebubbles
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Something similar occurred where I live and the house owner simply extended his fence to cover the area in question. I presume that if no one objects over the statutory period, he can claim adverse possession.
MF1 or Vanilla might offer more informed legal advice.
There is a plot of land beside my house which kids are using to drink in, i'd like to try to buy a section of this so that the problem while not gone is further from my wall. the problem is this:
The estate was built in the 70's and so the public areas have been taken in charge by the council. The plot i've a problem with is a walled compound and so was not taken in charge. According to land reg it is still owned by the company that built the houses. This company no longer exist and the companys that are currently trading under the name have no connection to the original company.
how do i find out who delt witht he company liquidation and who now owns the land and may be in a position to sell it.
if it has reverted to state ownership who do i contact about it?
Any help on this would be great as i have hit a wall at my end.
thank you.
Hi Bluebubbles.i'd like to buy it, i can then raise the height of the wall to keep them out and match the height of the existing wall on my garden. I'd then just lawn the area and have it as a garden. that way no one will be drinking in it. i dont want to go down the line of adverse possession, i'd rather spend money on something i own rather than on something i might some day own.
i'm just not sure who does own it.
The guards have been called a number of times but dont do anything so calling them isnt working.
Thanks for all the comments.
They haven't posted since 2010 so I doubt that you're going to get a reply at this stage.Hi Bluebubbles.
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