Research Articles for Fence Boundaries
Fencing Conventions
Alongside Common Law Presumptions, and in particular regard to fence boundaries, a framework of building conventions, or best practices, have been compiled.
The compilation differs according to the type of garden fence. In practice, Building Conventions are not always followed by builders, but they can be a useful resource if there is no other evidentiary source.
Article Sub-Index
The articles relate to rebuttable Boundary Wall Presumptions that can often be relied upon where there is no evidence to the contrary, such evidence usually appearing in the Land Registry documents.
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Welded Wire Mesh Fences
Close Board Fence Panels
Security Fences with Overhangs
Apple Books
House and Garden Boundaries
The author of the book, House and Garden Boundaries, has more than 25 years experience in the field. The Book is more than 200 pages long, and deals with all aspects of boundary identification. it is fully illustrated and descriptive of all types of boundaries, including ditches & hedges, trees, hedgerows, fences, fence-wall boundaries, non-tidal rivers, non-tidal river islands and streams. The book demonstrates how to find details of express and implied boundaries from the Title Register, Title Plan, Lease, Lease Plan, Conveyancing Deeds, and deed Plans. In addition, there are details of boundary presumptions and boundary fence protocols, all of which are fully illustrated. There is a template for an Informal Boundary Agreement, which can be adapted to each reader's needs. Finally, actual examples of case studies occupy the substantial final chapter of the book.
