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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2020

Coronavirus: Everybody Needs Good Neighbours

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Whilst many neighbours are forging new friendships and helping one another out, other neighbours are proving somewhat more difficult to live with during the lockdown period. In most cases, solutions

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Whilst many neighbours are forging new friendships and helping one another out, other neighbours are proving somewhat more difficult to live with during the lockdown period. In most cases, solutions can be found amicably and through compromise. There is much to be said for de-escalating neighbourly disputes wherever possible. However, we can help if and when it becomes necessary to take matters further.

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The scope of complaints falling within this bracket is wide. It ranges from loud music, noise emanating from wooden floorboards in flats, overhanging trees, water ingress, noisy pets, the spread of Japanese knotweed into your property, or even a failure to observe social-distancing regulations and guidelines. Often, a friendly conversation or even a firm solicitors' letter can resolve such issues.

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