A question for those with more experience -
Does a "Notice to erect a fence" need to be accompanied by a letter outlining why the notice is being sent?
Previously, there was a verbal agreement that the other side won't be contributing to the cost for the new fence, but things have now changed and we're seriously considering asking for the 50% of the fence-associated costs. Legally speaking, I don't know how enforceable a verbal agreement is in court (if it gets to that; or whether it's just their word against ours and vice versa), but as far as our rights are concerned for covering the fence costs, we have a right to ask for a portion of that expense. So I guess the question is whether a letter should be provided, alongside the notice, detailing why things have changed.
I'd prefer to do things legitimately and cover all my bases. That way we've done all the right things and they've nothing to pick us on.
Thank you!