doobin
Well-known member
Bloody hell mate, is that your PC??
No wonder you struggle to post on here sometimes. It looks like something from an 80s sci-fi movie.
Had contemplated it Stu, and there are pipes in the lower sections, up to circa half way up the patch ... but lacking in sensible depth in places further up, due to the bed rock at the channel bottoms and didn't want to go crushing the pipes, if I tracked onto 'em ..... TBH if there'd been pipes in there I don't think it'd have coped much better ...... the downpour was biblical and persistent, for hour after hourOur cats don't want to be out at night now
Harry She has gone from only in for food to constantly in now
The end of last week the stone and pipe land drains I laid in fields at beginning of the year have started to run again now but field is so much better for it as before it would be running on the surface by now and unusable
You might want to add some perforated pipe to your drainage channels to help with large deluge of wet stuff
you cheeky whipper snapperBloody hell mate, is that your PC??
No wonder you struggle to post on here sometimes. It looks like something from an 80s sci-fi movie.
I think performing is somerthing dumb animals do, that's running XP, it's barely clinging to life...you cheeky whipper snapper... was top line when I bought it
.... testament to HP it's still performing
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you're talking OS though AlexNo, it is obsolete. XP went EOL donkeys ago, along with every other component...
nah ... that was its predecessorHardware too. Surprised you've not got a CRT...
clockwork !!Was that one steam powered?
Aiden you'll probably be able to recall, from CEF, the lengths I have gone to to help these people, since they came here, with all sorts of issues, efforts, weeks of free machine time, repairs and help, etc.I hope he realizes that you have been very reasonable, and at the very least comes around and tries to make amends. The old man always says, don't fall out with the neighbors as they can make things very difficult (especially when your running a business) Thank fully we all get along pretty well!
pissed off the wrong bloke this time Alex .... and in a manner that has serious ramifications legally ....It's best not to piss off neighbours with knowledge of the building industry and legislation too!
I'd agree here. Get the injunction and let Wayne deal with his client for damages for not sorting this stuff out. If your driveway slides, that's more damages that your neighbor has to pay for. End of they day, they need to have an expensive lesson.Gra,
I'm in full agreement with you that he has failed miserably to comply with the PWA or to get any prior agreement with yourself. A word of caution however, and I'd certainly be checking with your solicitor asap. To my mind you're doing two things wrong here mate.
You're holding all the cards at the minute and are in a very strong position. Just make sure you're not giving any of this away being reasonable about the whole thing.
- You're sorting a replacement specification for the wall / boundary. In the eyes of the law you are now the person specifying the work. You've become the designer responsible for its specification and safety. More importantly you are giving up your rights to compensation or rights should dispute develop or arise at a later date. To this end Rory is right, better to slap them with a cease and desist now.
- Don't negotiate anything with the builder. He's a third party in all of this unless he has been formally authorized to act on behalf of the neighbour. You can agree anything you like with him, it has no legal standing and the neighbour can tell you both to sod off. More importantly it gives him every wriggle room to say I never agreed anything, It was Gra and Wayne who agreed this among themselves.