parking on private property and the law
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mr.tourette said:Sae said:
totally agree...was just kinda pointing out it would maybe worth going after the landlord
Would dread to think what would happen if it doesn't get sorted soon, it's not like it's something to go to war over but jeez does my head in and has seriously got me thinking - when was the last time I actually wanted to punch someone and did!
Hire a skip for a week and put it in you parking spot.
contact the property owner and tell him your going to get in touch with the inland revenue to to make sure the he's is paying tax unless he sorts it.
Contact you council to see if they have a landlord licensing program and make sure he is on it.
Fekin hate absent landlords.
contact the property owner and tell him your going to get in touch with the inland revenue to to make sure the he's is paying tax unless he sorts it.
Contact you council to see if they have a landlord licensing program and make sure he is on it.
Fekin hate absent landlords.
You don't want to get into any tit for tat squabbles if you can help it.
The last thing you want is your car being keyed or punches thrown etc.....
Depends on how confident you are and that you're not easily intimidated but I'd have a sterner word with him stating that he's parking where he shouldn't and why is he being a knob when he's only just moved in. Calling him a knob might not help but the 'please don't park there' talk you had previously has simply fallen on deaf ears.
A bollard is going to cost you and why should you have to do this? It's YOUR space and he needs to understand that one way or another.
In fact fcuk it, cover his car in Nitromors overnight and then go all UFC on him when he kicks off!
The last thing you want is your car being keyed or punches thrown etc.....
Depends on how confident you are and that you're not easily intimidated but I'd have a sterner word with him stating that he's parking where he shouldn't and why is he being a knob when he's only just moved in. Calling him a knob might not help but the 'please don't park there' talk you had previously has simply fallen on deaf ears.
A bollard is going to cost you and why should you have to do this? It's YOUR space and he needs to understand that one way or another.
In fact fcuk it, cover his car in Nitromors overnight and then go all UFC on him when he kicks off!
While a bollard may not prevent anyone parking in the first place it would certainly prevent them leaving. Nothing they can do about that apart from commit criminal damage to escape.
Get something like this in the link below. Cheap, effective and you could have more than one. You could also position them so that if he does park in your space, you could pull up the bollards and block him in. Definitely what I would do! After locking him in the space, you could go out for the day and really P him off.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/162017170561
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Did you know, with the exception of North Somerset Council, enforcement of parking infringements is no longer a criminal matter in all local authority areas.
I'm gobsmacked, I've just shopped the Galaxies biggest moron, see if anything happens. So if, as a result of his parking, someone is seriously injured is he culpable?
I'm gobsmacked, I've just shopped the Galaxies biggest moron, see if anything happens. So if, as a result of his parking, someone is seriously injured is he culpable?
sars said:
Surely the Galaxy is partially blocking the junction and the police can take action for obstruction etc. The caravan, don't they have to be parked off the public highway? No expert but there must be something you can do. Next time he goes away in the caravan buy a banger, insure it and leave it outside his house indefinitely, see how he likes it!
sars said:We have to contend with this F*$KwitThe caravan is outside his house so parks the people carrier outside ours
So now he has blocked the field of view of both sides of the junction, oh to be a Policewoman
I just found this on a web site if it helps, I bet he doesn't have any lights on it at night
Just been on the Police National Legal Database www.askthe.police.uk/content/q629.htm
Q629 asks the same question. with the answer showing as Yes you can park on the road as long as it does not cause an obstruction.
The caravan MUST be lit at night if its parked on the road and comply with the normal parking rules (the nearside must face the pavement so the rear lights are at the rear for approaching traffic).
These rules also apply to any similar trailer parked on the road
Read more at http://www.practicalcaravan.com/forum/technical/25135-is-it-legal-to-park-your-caravan-on-the-road#wSZPJ2MUiWLFKAeS.99
MACK said:
Well I started off by going to North Somerset Police website to report a crime, 30 minutes of form filling later I had given up the will to live and so gave up, which seems this is one way the Police can keep reported crime low. TBH, I don't think the police are really that interested in this kind of crime.
sars said:
Its probably quicker to phone them on the none emergency number, hopefully at least a PCSO would check it out if you hammed it up a little regarding the obstruction the junction "I saw a kid nearly get killed because of his parking!" etc. Also a lot of these new build housing estates have restrictions on what you can and cant park there. I know a friend of mine cant park his small boat on his drive at his 15 year old property because of this. Not sure this sort of thing would apply to caravans or what actual action you could take anyway. Might be worth a look though.
The caravan when parked on the public highway should also have registration plates on it that correspond to the vehicle that normally tows it. Without registration plates it could technically be deemed abandoned as there is no way of tracing an owner. Abandoned vehicles are dealt with by your local council.
Might also be worth while running the number plates of the Galaxy through the DVLA site to see if the vehicle is taxed and has a current MOT certificate
Might also be worth while running the number plates of the Galaxy through the DVLA site to see if the vehicle is taxed and has a current MOT certificate
We were going to do something similar to this to get a small bit of revenge on someone.MACK said:
We were going to get a banger that was not taxed or motd and register it to the person in question and park it outside their house.
If they called to complain about the eyesore they would get a shock when they found out they owned it and possibly a fine and costs to get rid of it.
