This law was used by a council to steal legal classic cars
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family22man said:
Coming to a town near YOU
This law was used by a council to steal legal classic cars on private land
http://1990section215.pen.io/
R U Next ?
see :- http://rushcliffecouncilstealcars.pen.io/
anybody know how is this challenge-able reversible?
any help greatly appreciated time is running out
So, you parked several cars without permission on someone else's property, and they objected. You ignored multiple written requests to remove your cars. Now you're all upset because they've had the cars removed. Right...This law was used by a council to steal legal classic cars on private land
http://1990section215.pen.io/
R U Next ?
see :- http://rushcliffecouncilstealcars.pen.io/
anybody know how is this challenge-able reversible?
any help greatly appreciated time is running out
Google maps gives a pretty clear view that this chap parked a number of scrap, uninsured, untaxed cars on the grass verge of what looks like an unsurfaced service lane to a number of houses. Many of the cars were adjacent to the rear fences of several other houses.
The house identified in the linked letter looks like a s
t tip, boarded or rotten windows and obviously not looked after in anything like a proper way, with a garden full of rubbish. It could double for one of those TV programmes on mad rubbish collectors who ps off their neighbours and adversely affect the neighbourhood.
The local council has done exactly the right thing.
The house identified in the linked letter looks like a s
t tip, boarded or rotten windows and obviously not looked after in anything like a proper way, with a garden full of rubbish. It could double for one of those TV programmes on mad rubbish collectors who ps off their neighbours and adversely affect the neighbourhood.The local council has done exactly the right thing.
From the list I would question the 'classic status' of all but one of the cars. Sounds like a dumping ground for a load of old tat to me (although I appreciate that views differ on what constitutes a classic - one man's pleasure and all of that)
I know West Bridgford well - 29 Gordon Road is opposite the parade of shops and is a predominately residential area.
Do you own the land that the cars were kept on? If not, I am afraid that I hold the view that you were given ample warning to move them and you chose not to. As such, you are going to have to suck it up.
They must have been sufficiently 'visible' to have caused offence to other residents? I wouldn't want to have to look out over a load of rusting old cars on a daily basis.
I have now seen where the cars are parked, and the shops opposite. I stand by what I said.
I know West Bridgford well - 29 Gordon Road is opposite the parade of shops and is a predominately residential area.
Do you own the land that the cars were kept on? If not, I am afraid that I hold the view that you were given ample warning to move them and you chose not to. As such, you are going to have to suck it up.
They must have been sufficiently 'visible' to have caused offence to other residents? I wouldn't want to have to look out over a load of rusting old cars on a daily basis.
I have now seen where the cars are parked, and the shops opposite. I stand by what I said.
Edited by B.J.W on Thursday 10th October 10:53
Ok - having looked on Google...
If I was your neighbour I'd have complained to the Council about that too.
My Dad is a Classic car dealer and his yard was full of stuff like that but the point being that the land was was owned by him and none of the mess could be seen by anyone else.
If I haven't got sympathy for you - no one on here will.
If I was your neighbour I'd have complained to the Council about that too.
My Dad is a Classic car dealer and his yard was full of stuff like that but the point being that the land was was owned by him and none of the mess could be seen by anyone else.
If I haven't got sympathy for you - no one on here will.
To the OP, my commiserations.
It must be really hard being that bloody stupid.
Dumping cars on land that doesn't belong to you, making access difficult for others, ignored the request of the council to move them and then complain about losing the cars you dumped?
UK English family too, maybe the daily mail can do something for you?
It must be really hard being that bloody stupid.
Dumping cars on land that doesn't belong to you, making access difficult for others, ignored the request of the council to move them and then complain about losing the cars you dumped?
UK English family too, maybe the daily mail can do something for you?
Edited by Janesy B on Thursday 10th October 11:02
Took the council at least 6 months to move them, plenty of time for the owner to move them.
Fact that his neighbours had difficulty accessing their own garages and gardens shows how much of an inconsiderate prick this person is and deserved to have the vehicles removed, not like it was a bolt out of the blue!
Fact that his neighbours had difficulty accessing their own garages and gardens shows how much of an inconsiderate prick this person is and deserved to have the vehicles removed, not like it was a bolt out of the blue!
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