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What evidence helps if a dispute is raised about boundaries or shared drives?

Title plans, conveyancing enquiries, maintenance invoices, and historic photos that clarify rights of way and maintenance duties in England and Wales.

Published: 18 Apr 2026 · Updated: 18 Apr 2026 · 11 min read

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Evidence reduces heat in a transaction

Buyers fear expensive neighbour disputes. Sellers reduce friction by assembling neutral facts early.

Useful documents

Official copies: title plan and register extracts showing easements and tinted areas.

Historical conveyancing replies: if previous forms TA6 or older forms mentioned shared maintenance.

Maintenance invoices: for gates, resurfacing, drains, or lighting.

Photographs: dated images of boundaries and access points.

Written neighbour arrangements: if informal but long running.

Your conveyancer can advise what can be disclosed pre-contract.

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