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This page contains advice about neighbour disputes.

If you have problems with neighbours you should always approach them yourself in the first instance to try to talk through the problems and reach a compromise.

If this becomes a neighbour dispute you need to contact the relevant landlord e.g. the appropriate housing association or the private landlord.

In the case of owner/occupier you may wish to speak to a solicitor.



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12 January 2007