David Todd, 69, and Caroline Hodge, 65, appeal a High Court decision in a boundary dispute involving their property in East Sussex. The couple live in a substantial house on about 2.7 acres of countryside and had installed a fence intended to keep a dog from entering or leaving the area they consider part of their property. According to reporting, neighbours have removed the fence, escalating a dispute that has been ongoing for about four years. The case is heard in London, where the couple are seeking a ruling on the boundary and related rights over the land in question. The available information describes the dispute as “bitter” and focuses on the couple’s appeal at the High Court. Details of the neighbours’ position and the earlier court outcome are not included in the provided excerpts, and no final result is stated. The reporting indicates the dispute centers on where the boundary lies and whether the fence placement is lawful, with the couple pursuing legal clarification through the appeal process.