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That's also subjective....I used to calm alot of neighbours down when they found out they got the 'ugly' side of a paling fence...that is the side with the fence rails and posts showing...... I'd tell them that indeed the fence is half and half on the boundary and that the neighbours pesky...

Think you'll find that the fence needs to be put equally within the boundary...that is half each side.....I don't know of any fence that is any wider than say 200mm (posts)....and you don't lose any land, you still own it, just the fence may be 'encroaching'... I understand a fence was able...

Yeah...I'm with ya Wylie.... It's a tough call but I'd say you have the upper hand if push comes to shove, as they seem to 'need' the fence and you don't.... and they would have to 'make' you pay if they go ahead.....they don't realise it yet, but you are their most important ally in getting...

Having installed dividing fences for many years on the centyral Coast NSW I can tell you categorically (for that area anyway) that you only need to pay half the cost of the "normal' fence for that area..... Now....we get down to the specifics....if the existing fence is totally buggered and...