Subject: Flues cross my boundary - whar are the regs
From: Ian Stirling
Date: 06/06/04 09:30 GMT Daylight Time
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Kev Parkin wrote:
Thanks for all the advice, to try and answer some of the questions in
the above posts:

a) There is no shared access

b) The neighbours wall forms the boundary to my property

c) The flues/pipes etc protrude directly from the wall, hence are on
my property

If this is the case, I belive you'd be completely within your rights
to simply cut them off, and cap the ends.

No you wouldn't. That would be criminal damage.


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