A brawl erupted after a lady was requested to restrict the usage of her personal backyard to not spoil the view of her next-door neighbour.

A girl took to the web after she was left surprised by her neighbour's request, who claimed she was "affecting his privacy" by merely utilizing at leisure her non-public house.

The girl defined the house the place she lives is positioned in a means that her neighbour's home backs onto her backyard.

One of his home windows, as a consequence, overlooks her out of doors house.

The neighbour, she stated, initially requested her to cease utilizing the underside half of her backyard as it could influence him when he was utilizing the room going through the non-public backyard.

Taking to Mumsnet, the lady wrote: "We live in a house where two separate streets meet and have adjoining gardens.

"The again wall of our neighbour's home is the boundary wall to our backyard. There is a downstairs window on this wall that appears straight into our backyard.

"Our neighbour asked us not to use the bottom part of our garden as it affected his privacy when he used this room."

To maintain utilizing her backyard whereas respecting the neighbour's want, the lady put up a "screen".

However, she defined, the neighbour was removed from pleased with this initiative.

She stated: "We put a screen up so we could use our garden privately, but the neighbour has complained that it affects his light and wants the view of our garden back.

"We've requested him to shut his curtains however he refuses and he cannot see anyplace aside from our backyard from the window so it isn't like he is utilizing our backyard to look over to a greater view." 

The row left a few internet users livid as they questioned how the neighbour could try to regulate the woman's use of her space.

As reported by the Mirror, one said: "He is unreasonable! Use your backyard nevertheless you want."

Another raged: "It's your backyard, use it. He cannot have it each methods!"

A third suggested the woman tried a "privateness movie", a solution that had helped solve a similar problem this internet user was facing in their own neighbourhood.

The Mumsnet commentator wrote: "Suggest privateness movie. We had an identical set-up, but it surely was our entrance door giving a direct view right into a neighbour's patio doorways. Their privateness movie helped quite a bit."