Hi I'm hoping someone can help. I have had a boundary dispute with a neighbour for some years. They have trespassed on to my land. I have my surveyor's report and the neighbours have theirs. In the end, I decided not to pursue things, but to just let things lie. The neighbours now want to sell their house (they have moved out and live somewhere else) but can't until the boundary dispute has been resolved. I have offered to sell them the land, but they have refused to accept my perfectly reasonable offer. I have suggested that they reinstate the boundary fence that they removed, but they flatly refuse. They had buyers for the house and when I spoke to them about the dispute, they said that they would not object to the fence being reinstated. However, the sellers refuse to cooperate. They are now threatening to instigate legal proceedings with a claim for full costs. Do they have any rights? And if so what can they do? I have offered to sell, or offered to have the fence reinstated, but as neither is what they want, they have refused.
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Thanks in advance.
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