fook em, they are only neighbours, at the end of the day, you can incnvenience them as much as they can you, tow it onto the road and put it in front of their driveway when their car is on the drive. if they try to be funny just block their car in with yours then go out on the bus ;)
 
nope - but yu did ak Rets for LEGAL advice - surely asking them nicely is a better option? At least to start with.
 
They wont have him on the county council !!!!!:D

Yes - you can remove it from your property at anytime and without notice :D

Yes - you can put it on the public highway :D

No - They cant let people stay in the caravan on your garden, It would have to be covered by your house insurance !!!!! Liability and all that crap:D
 
Dont leave it too long !!!!

People always ask favours and then end up taking the **** !!!!!:mad:

Just do it man and fook em off !!!!:D
 
Treworgey90

It would seem that you are well covered against any kind of trouble with the finance company.

Just keep leaning on them until they sort it out !!!!!:D
 
DanDaz .... if perchance you should be the owner of an ex-council house then check the deeds. A lot of them have a clause that states you cannot keep a caravan to the fron of the property. If that is the case then all you have to do is notify the council that you are in breach of covenant, get an enforcement letter from them and then show the letter to your neighbours. that way your not the bad man, the council is.

caravan gets moved, your still on good terms with your neighbours. everyones a winner.
 
Sheddy

If the property is ex-local authority then they wont get involved.

It may very well state in the deeds that you cant park a caravan on your property, but to be frank, it no longer holds water, Even on new housing estates where the builder writes it in as a clause in the deeds the maximum time they can enforce the clause is now limited by law to 10 years.

It all goes back to the late 1700's, An Englisnman's home is his castle, and all that stuff i had to study !!!!!:D
 
retsgom said:
Treworgey90

It would seem that you are well covered against any kind of trouble with the finance company.

Just keep leaning on them until they sort it out !!!!!:D
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Thanks very much Rets,
I'll be on the phone to them first thing Mon "suggesting" that they clear the HPI record, so that I can proceed with the sale. Then its up to them to pursue the debt.

Thanks again for your help.
 
retsgom said:
Sheddy

If the property is ex-local authority then they wont get involved.

It may very well state in the deeds that you cant park a caravan on your property, but to be frank, it no longer holds water, Even on new housing estates where the builder writes it in as a clause in the deeds the maximum time they can enforce the clause is now limited by law to 10 years.

It all goes back to the late 1700's, An Englisnman's home is his castle, and all that stuff i had to study !!!!!:D
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I didn't realise there was a limitation on covenants .... interesting. According to the covenants on my place I can't build a brick wall out the front.

Off to buy some bricks now!
 
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