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Ah. House is over 100 years old so not sure it will exist. Where would that be, if it does exist?
If it exists it should be with the documents you received when you bought the house. Given the age of the house it may well not though.
Is there any point getting the title plan for next door, to see if there's anything on there?
Wouldn't hurt, but it's unlikely to shed any light on the position if there are no T-marks shown on your title plan.
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When we bought our house the seller filled in a questionnaire telling us we were responsible for left side fence. A couple of weeks later our new neighbours from the left side let us know they were fitting a new fence. We may be in a situation, being end of terrace, that we aren't responsible for either side..
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Ah. House is over 100 years old so not sure it will exist. Where would that be, if it does exist?
Is there any point getting the title plan for next door, to see if there's anything on there?