10 Apr 2012 1:36 PM:

Well done for working out what I wrote by the way! I was a little miffed when I wrote it as you can imagine.

 

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10 Apr 2012 1:31 PM:

How tempting but the trouble is it holds up the road1

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10 Apr 2012 10:41 AM:

now contacted all the owners and they say to bad we are not ppaying, even though they know ots their wall. They say we are not coming back and not paying anything out on this property. Alos that they dont care what happens to it.  Brit sabroad dont you just love it.

 

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08 Apr 2012 4:39 PM:

Another developement  with the same owner. He has a derelict property on his land ajoined to another sound one. The owner who lives here is now chasing him to get something done about the abandoned house as it puts his house in danger.

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08 Apr 2012 4:35 PM:

the wall is across the road from us the ground at the other side of the wall drops away down to a terrace which is on the neigbours land. We have been to thetown hall now and they asked for contact details for the owners. I have an email for one owners so informed them that the wall was dangerous but his reply was he would put it in the hands of his lawyers here in Spain. Was hoping for a quick simple solution on this but wonder if thats possible. Is there such a thing as an unadopted road in Spain? As the wall only runs along the neighbours property and there is a road between eveyone else and the wall we thought it was soley his responsibility. It looks like he will dispute this. We will go and look at the catastra for the properties here and see if that helps. Hoping to avoid lawyers fees but may come to that.

thanks for your reply

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