Proof that the rules and regulations we are made to live by can only be resolved by those that have drafted them at a cost beyond your average person...have you ever wondered why so many MP's are from the legal trades ie lawyers, barristers etc?
Put up a compliant sign charging £200 for parking on the land. Then issue a parking charge notice against the neighbour. Claim via small claims court if they refuse to pay.
I deal w/this in Los Angeles constantly! Neighbors up the street and surrounding houses park in front of my house yet and they have no COMMON CURTEOUSY to be respectful!!
I have a different problem. A neighbour keeps parking their vehicle at the bottom of my garden and whilst initially this wasn't a problem the refuse lorry not being able to get down the road was, as was them knocking on our door and dustrubing my sleep (I work nights). This continued until they apparently had a few choice words with the neighbour and the neighbour started parking right across the pavement, almost completely blocking it. So now we have predestrians, women with pushchairs walking to school mainly, walking across our lawn and carving a track. We've asked the neighbour to move their car but they pretty much immediately became beligerant and asserted their 'right' to park. The police don't want to get involved as parking enforcement has been taken over by the county council (Kent) and Kent CC doesn't want to get involved because in their view there is no problem, despite many photo's to the contrary.
Sore innit...as I mentioned in my comment the rules and regulations drafted by lawyers et al are only enforceable by employing a lawyer at a cost so often beyond our means...so many of our elected representatives(ie MP's)are lawyers and barristers but we have ended up with a fine democracy if you can afford it...having enacted these rules,civil and otherwise the same governments have made them inaccessible to the MAJORITY by way of limiting legal aid even to those having to defend themselves accused of criminal offences possibly in the crown court...I'm completely in support of those of the legal profession striking 👉🇬🇧👈
@@alexmarshall4331 It is pretty terrible. I've been told my options are either to pay £10k+ for a judicial review or live with the problem; there is no other line of appeal. Great if you're rich.
Mate you need to step up and look after your property. Put up a small fence, can be a simple foot high, stick in the ground one. You don't own the roads im afriad, maybe move your bin somewhere more suitable.
@@stephenlyon1358 The problem isn't with the bins; it was with the ability of the refuse lorry to actually get down the street. My aforementioned selfish neighbour apparently feels 'entitled' to park where they like and if that causes problems for other, actually legitimate road users then it seems that's too bad. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if the council threatened them with legal action, which would explain why they started taking over the pavement. I did consider erecting a fence or short wall to at least block the resulting trespass but apparently there is a property covenant against that, so either way it's going to cost me £££. On the plus side though it would appear I'm not the only one they've been annoying; their last vehicle showed signs of what could be retaliation and this one appears to have lost a few bits of trim as of late. As the saying goes, "If you meet an arsehole, you meet an arsehole. But if everyone is an arsehole then *you're* the arsehole".
My neighbour owns the access road Infront my drive, in my deeds it states i have a right of way over it at all times for all purposes with or without a vehicle over the whole extent of the roadway. But they keep parking their van on the road and restricting my right of way no matter how many times i ask them not to. What should I do?
Proof that the rules and regulations we are made to live by can only be resolved by those that have drafted them at a cost beyond your average person...have you ever wondered why so many MP's are from the legal trades ie lawyers, barristers etc?
Fines should be a ratio of wealth/earning. Any current fines are targeted at the poor.
Love your videos. Detailed but concise.
Put up a compliant sign charging £200 for parking on the land. Then issue a parking charge notice against the neighbour. Claim via small claims court if they refuse to pay.
Got a dick of a neighbor parking in my spot now. It's a disgrace we can't tow it.
I deal w/this in Los Angeles constantly! Neighbors up the street and surrounding houses park in front of my house yet and they have no COMMON CURTEOUSY to be respectful!!
I have a different problem.
A neighbour keeps parking their vehicle at the bottom of my garden and whilst initially this wasn't a problem the refuse lorry not being able to get down the road was, as was them knocking on our door and dustrubing my sleep (I work nights). This continued until they apparently had a few choice words with the neighbour and the neighbour started parking right across the pavement, almost completely blocking it.
So now we have predestrians, women with pushchairs walking to school mainly, walking across our lawn and carving a track. We've asked the neighbour to move their car but they pretty much immediately became beligerant and asserted their 'right' to park.
The police don't want to get involved as parking enforcement has been taken over by the county council (Kent) and Kent CC doesn't want to get involved because in their view there is no problem, despite many photo's to the contrary.
Sore innit...as I mentioned in my comment the rules and regulations drafted by lawyers et al are only enforceable by employing a lawyer at a cost so often beyond our means...so many of our elected representatives(ie MP's)are lawyers and barristers but we have ended up with a fine democracy if you can afford it...having enacted these rules,civil and otherwise the same governments have made them inaccessible to the MAJORITY by way of limiting legal aid even to those having to defend themselves accused of criminal offences possibly in the crown court...I'm completely in support of those of the legal profession striking 👉🇬🇧👈
@@alexmarshall4331 It is pretty terrible. I've been told my options are either to pay £10k+ for a judicial review or live with the problem; there is no other line of appeal.
Great if you're rich.
Mate you need to step up and look after your property. Put up a small fence, can be a simple foot high, stick in the ground one.
You don't own the roads im afriad, maybe move your bin somewhere more suitable.
@@stephenlyon1358 The problem isn't with the bins; it was with the ability of the refuse lorry to actually get down the street. My aforementioned selfish neighbour apparently feels 'entitled' to park where they like and if that causes problems for other, actually legitimate road users then it seems that's too bad. In fact it wouldn't surprise me if the council threatened them with legal action, which would explain why they started taking over the pavement.
I did consider erecting a fence or short wall to at least block the resulting trespass but apparently there is a property covenant against that, so either way it's going to cost me £££. On the plus side though it would appear I'm not the only one they've been annoying; their last vehicle showed signs of what could be retaliation and this one appears to have lost a few bits of trim as of late.
As the saying goes, "If you meet an arsehole, you meet an arsehole. But if everyone is an arsehole then *you're* the arsehole".
@@loc4725 i would have smeared shite under the door handles personally.
My neighbour owns the access road Infront my drive, in my deeds it states i have a right of way over it at all times for all purposes with or without a vehicle over the whole extent of the roadway. But they keep parking their van on the road and restricting my right of way no matter how many times i ask them not to. What should I do?
I understood nothing about what you were talking about, but anyway, the person who is constantly blocking my parking space should be procecuted.
Parking Post ? Each time you leave your property you leave the post up so no one can park. Is this possible?
Just tell them not to do it in a convincingly menacing manner.
Surely it would be a license not a lease for a parking space?
What a confusing rule
install a movable bollard.
let down all four tyres. park a car blocking them getting out , don't move it.
Useless laws
Thanks
They should just mind their own business