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Mark Allread wrote:
On Sun, 23 Jul 2017 15:57:33 +0100, Bert Coules wrote:

Mark Allread wrote:

I think he is just out to cause a nuisance.

That's possible, but it doesn't diminish the fact that his causing a
nuisance could be, well, a nuisance.

He's claiming that the incursion over the boundary has affected both
the value and the ease of reselling of his property.

How can a window overhang the boundary unless you have also gone into
his loft space?

A plinth or whatever round the top of the window?

If the window goes right up to the boundary, the 'roof' to that window
might well overhang into next door.

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