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Red Robin · 10-08-2006, 11:39

I totally second what Rob has said here; I work in the planning office. I would advise you to do exactly what he has said.

The work will have been done by a contractor who works for ntl, so ntl need to know about it in order to put it right.

If you are a private flatowner, the document which you should have been asked to sign to give access over your property wall to reach another property is a "right of access". You need to clearly state on your letter that "neither a wayleave, nor a Right of Access has been granted" by you.

HTH

Red Robin

10-08-2006, 11:39	#3
Red Robin Inactive Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 38	Re: Installation Issue! I totally second what Rob has said here; I work in the planning office. I would advise you to do exactly what he has said. The work will have been done by a contractor who works for ntl, so ntl need to know about it in order to put it right. If you are a private flatowner, the document which you should have been asked to sign to give access over your property wall to reach another property is a "right of access". You need to clearly state on your letter that "neither a wayleave, nor a Right of Access has been granted" by you. HTH Red Robin