Having problems with noisy neighbours? Or do you have a boundary dispute which needs resolving?
Then our neighbour disputes pack is for you.
Neighbour disputes
Complaint to local authority officer about noisy neighbours
more infoFrom £2.00
If previous attempts to resolve a problem with a noisy neighbour have failed, you can use this document to send a letter to the local authority responsible for noise complaints.
Complain about damage caused by tree roots
more infoFrom £2.00
Use this letter to accompany a surveyor’s report confirming that damage has been caused to your property by the roots of a neighbour’s tree. This should only be used if,...
Inform neighbour of intent to trim an overhanging tree or plant
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Use this letter to request that a neighbour trim the branches of a tree or plant which overhangs your property. Before using this letter, you should check with your local...
Complaint about a noisy neighbour
more infoFrom £2.00
Use this letter to complain to a neighbour about excessive noise. You should keep a copy of this letter when you send it along with any other correspondence between you...
Letter to object to planning permission for neighbour’s extension
more infoFrom £5.00
This letter will allow you to object to the development on the ground(s) that you object to the purpose, the nature and design, the materials used of the development and/or...
Request an individual to stop trespassing on your property
more infoFrom £2.00
Use this letter to demand that an individual stops trespassing on your property. Before using this letter, you must have already asked the individual to stop trespassing on your property...
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