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I don't understand your thinking...
The fence is ruined.
It's neither yours, nor the person your buying off's responsibility to pay to repair it.
You want the people you're buying off to pay half the cost to replace the fence that's legally not theirs.
You feel their not doing so are grounds to reopen discussion on agreed price of purchase.
You're quibbling over sub 1k worth of work on what I guess is a 500K+ purchase.
chrisbmx116-
Tbh my problem with said fence is the fact that they seem to have made no efforts to come to an arrangement with the neighbour... We are not gonna ask them for anything in that front, we are just gonna make sure we don’t get short changed on any other way (ie make sure they get rid of the unbelievable amount of shit they stored under the roof)
frankohara
So it seems that we will be getting a house with a ruinous (RH) garden fence. The lawyer’s paperwork show it actually is the neighbours responsibility. Is there any way (other than offering £££ got partial or total replacement) to get the current owners them to replace or at least have a chat with the said neighbors?