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Posted by Deaks on 10/25/05 22:02
Talk to him.
Seriously, most neighbour disputes get out of hand because it's easier to
slag them off than knock on the door and try and sort it out. Don't go round
there warning him of the consequences or anything. Just be nice, explain the
problems his action have caused and try to negotiate a solution. You may end
up having to pay out something to fix things but it will be money well spent
if it saves the relatively minor dispute turning into a fued that goes on
for years.
Deaks.
"Tricky Dicky" <tricky@nospam.clara.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1130253993.5477.0@spandrell.news.uk.clara.net...
> Just about as OT as you can get for this group, but I'd like to ask
> opinions on what to do in regard to this.
>
> My mum lives on a higher level to her next door neighbour and the prick
> has knocked down the wall that holds back the soil from slipping into his
> garden - the same soil also supports my mum's fence. As a consequence
> autumnal weather is now taking its toll and gradually my mum's garden is
> being undermined and pretty soon her fence and load of soil is going to
> slip into his garden.
>
> He has been warned three times already by myself to sort it out before it
> all comes crashing down but hasn't done anything but put up a few useless
> props.
>
> Apart from punching the twat what should be my first course of action?
>
> Any advice gratefully received
>
> Cheers
>
> Tricky
>
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