Two UK neighbours fought over whether a hedge boundary ran through the middle or outer edge; after losing her appeal, one must pay £108,402 upfront toward 70% of the other's costs
- The legal dispute centred on a hedge separating two homes in Torquay, England, with a disagreement over a few millimetres of land eventually turning into a costly court battle.
- A homeowner who lost an appeal over the precise position of the boundary between her property and her neighbour’s has been ordered to pay £108,402 upfront towards 70% of his legal costs, as per court documents.
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- The legal dispute centred on a hedge separating two homes in Torquay, England, with a disagreement over a few millimetres of land eventually turning into a costly court battle.
- A homeowner who lost an appeal over the precise position of the boundary between her property and her neighbour’s has been ordered to pay £108,402 upfront towards 70% of his legal costs, as per court documents.
Sources: Times of India