Neighbourly rows on the increase

Language: English Series: Sunday Times ; 26 April 1992, 4.6(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: A Boundary Group has been set up by the RICS to deal with the problem of disputes between neighbours over intrusive noise, land boundaries and anti- social behaviour.

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A Boundary Group has been set up by the RICS to deal with the problem of disputes between neighbours over intrusive noise, land boundaries and anti- social behaviour.

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