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castle | 08:15 Fri 30th Jul 2004 | Home & Garden
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boundery in the garden who is the owner
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A garden boundry is where one garden ends and the other begins, so technically there is nothing to own.
13:20 Fri 30th Jul 2004
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You or your neighbour need to consult your house deeds. When you bought the house you would have had a map of the property marked to show which bits are yours. If you still have a mortgage you will, unfortunately probably have to pay your mortgage lender a fee to see the deeds as they keep them until you have fully paid for the property.
16:58 Fri 30th Jul 2004
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Unless otherwise stated on your deeds you are usually responsible for the left hand side and the end boundaries of your property.
23:39 Mon 02nd Aug 2004

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