Boundary Wall
Mar 11th 2012, 10:39 am
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Re: Boundary Wall
Bearing in mind that my neighbours built directly on top of our party wall it seems you can do what you like if you're prepared to run the risk of a denuncia!
Mar 11th 2012, 10:43 am
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Re: Boundary Wall
Your answer was a bit 'brusque' however. So, Given that you weren't talking to the original poster, you have no idea whether Chiclanagirl owns or doesn't own her house.
Bearing in mind that my neighbours built directly on top of our party wall it seems you can do what you like if you're prepared to run the risk of a denuncia!
Bearing in mind that my neighbours built directly on top of our party wall it seems you can do what you like if you're prepared to run the risk of a denuncia!
Mar 11th 2012, 11:03 am
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Mar 11th 2012, 12:09 pm
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Re: Boundary Wall
The Spanish rule (I believe) is that the boundry wall is a party wall. It belongs to both sides and both sides have the right and duty to maintain it. In reality it can cause squabbles. Your neighbour may argue that you have damaged a wall/left it unpainted or whatever and that you should pay to repair or replace it. We have a neighbour who consistently over the last 20 or 30 years has built outhouses joining on to ...even over boundry walls. Effectively gaining land in our case when we pulled the original outhouse down we had to repair 'her' wall. Although it wasn't hers at all. It was the back wall of our outhouse that she had butted up to years ago. Just last year they built another outhouse using the party wall as part of the outhouse wall. Annoying yes. but not worth making enemies out of them. It seems it's just their way. On the other side we also had to repair the side of a neighbours outhouse which forms part of our boundry wall, although they didn't maintain any part of it themselves, and the roof has subsequently fallen in. It'll be interesting to see what they say when the wall we built for them comes down because the rest of the building gives way under it. I expect I'll still be the one expected to pay.
If the wall infringes on both sides, it's shared. That would only happen if both parties shared the cost of building it, etc.
If I build a wall on my land that doesn't breach the boundary, it is my wall and my wall only. the neighbour can't touch it or adorn it in any way.
Agreement between neighbours is only required so as to define the position of the boundary.
Mar 11th 2012, 12:13 pm
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Re: Boundary Wall
A tenant only required permission from landlord if they intend to alter the structure of the building, e.g. open a new doorway.
Other than that, a tenant has a right to live in the property as if it is their own home. If that means hanging pictures, putting up satellite antennas, having a dog, cat or whatever, they can do as they please and rightly so.
Mar 11th 2012, 12:31 pm
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Totally incorrect - this is Spain not UK.
A tenant only required permission from landlord if they intend to alter the structure of the building, e.g. open a new doorway.
Other than that, a tenant has a right to live in the property as if it is their own home. If that means hanging pictures, putting up satellite antennas, having a dog, cat or whatever, they can do as they please and rightly so.
A tenant only required permission from landlord if they intend to alter the structure of the building, e.g. open a new doorway.
Other than that, a tenant has a right to live in the property as if it is their own home. If that means hanging pictures, putting up satellite antennas, having a dog, cat or whatever, they can do as they please and rightly so.
the last lot kicked off when I let the kids put pictures up with blutac!
Mar 11th 2012, 1:22 pm
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Re: Boundary Wall
Totally incorrect - this is Spain not UK.
A tenant only required permission from landlord if they intend to alter the structure of the building, e.g. open a new doorway.
Other than that, a tenant has a right to live in the property as if it is their own home. If that means hanging pictures, putting up satellite antennas, having a dog, cat or whatever, they can do as they please and rightly so.
A tenant only required permission from landlord if they intend to alter the structure of the building, e.g. open a new doorway.
Other than that, a tenant has a right to live in the property as if it is their own home. If that means hanging pictures, putting up satellite antennas, having a dog, cat or whatever, they can do as they please and rightly so.
Can you imagine to implications to someone hanging and securing a Satellite Dish to a building, without it requiring being attached in some form to a building?
It is not like you are installing a roof rack onto a hire car, is it?
Also, you are bleeding many areas into what was a simple thread, into what wasn't - the discussion.
I said that the Tenant would not be allowed to "do whatever the hell they wanted to" their wall [ I forget exactly but it involved building work ].
This is true, unless consent is given. I also disagreed with the fact that the Tenant could make a planning application, if you get me, with the Town Hall. ludicrous.
?? YOU, MAKE A PLANNING APPLICATION - ON MY HOUSE ??
//groan//DSB.
Mar 11th 2012, 9:19 pm
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Re: Boundary Wall
I think this has gone a little off track, I was enquiring as to the departments re planning so I can have the conversation with the landlady and know what I am talking about.
DSB best will hunni I have no idea what you were on about with regards to raining and roofs, if it rains and they get wet if the facilities are there to provide a roof I would ask for a roof or supply one myself, they are indoor dogs but not 24hrs a day, that would be a lot more of a problem I would think, just the mess and the smell. There is no way I would chain any animal up, I can not see the point of having an animal if it's basic welfare is not being catered for and freedom to move is one of them.
The wall does not a join any other property but a carratera, it appears that permission has to be gained from the junta which she is willing to do, she can understand my issue and also it would improve security, privacy and future rental potential.
as well as stuff all those old boys who think it is great fun winding them up, will not stop them but at least my dogs would be safer
DSB best will hunni I have no idea what you were on about with regards to raining and roofs, if it rains and they get wet if the facilities are there to provide a roof I would ask for a roof or supply one myself, they are indoor dogs but not 24hrs a day, that would be a lot more of a problem I would think, just the mess and the smell. There is no way I would chain any animal up, I can not see the point of having an animal if it's basic welfare is not being catered for and freedom to move is one of them.
The wall does not a join any other property but a carratera, it appears that permission has to be gained from the junta which she is willing to do, she can understand my issue and also it would improve security, privacy and future rental potential.
as well as stuff all those old boys who think it is great fun winding them up, will not stop them but at least my dogs would be safer
Mar 11th 2012, 10:39 pm
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