Private Investigation Service

Neighbour and Property Dispute Evidence

Objective documentation for boundary, access, nuisance and recurring property matters.

Overview

A disciplined response to a sensitive question.

Property disputes can become dominated by competing recollections. A defined documentation plan can establish dates, duration, visible conditions and repeat patterns without inflaming the dispute.

What the enquiry may examine

  • Visible boundary, access or nuisance conditions
  • Recurring activity at agreed observation times
  • Progression or change across repeat site visits
  • Relevant public planning, ownership or business records
Method

How the work is approached.

Methods are selected only after purpose, legality, proportionality and evidentiary requirements have been assessed.

01

Site and context photography

Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.

02

Repeat-location documentation

Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.

03

Time-stamped observation and field notes

Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.

04

Public-record and mapping review

Documented within the written scope and reviewed against the circumstances of the matter.

Deliverables

What you may receive.

Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope and what can lawfully and reliably be established.

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Site documentation dossier

Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.

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Comparative image schedule

Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.

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Incident or condition chronology

Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.

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Mapped context and referenced public records

Prepared with source references, context and relevant limitations.