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esb pole erection

CATWOMEN · 2009-03-11 22:49:20

Hi. Four years ago the esb erected two esb poles next to my garden . I agreed with the engineer where they were to be erected. there was a stay on each pole ,so to be fair to my neighbor. i had one stay in my garden and one in his. so we both lost the same amount of ground. four years later he is complaining that there's a…

11-03-2009 10:49pm

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CATWOMEN

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Hi.
Four years ago the esb erected two esb poles next to my
garden . I agreed with the engineer where they were to be erected.
there was a stay on each pole ,so to be fair to my neighbor.
i had one stay in my garden and one in his.
so we both lost the same amount of ground. four years later he is complaining that there's a very small part of his field he cannot plough.
so he has organized the esb to move the stay into my garden.
now i am loosing twice as much ground.
surly this cant be right.
can anyone advise me.

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#2 11-03-2009 11:48pm

Tom Young

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Yes, a solicitor.

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