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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Auto Addict on 08 November 2013, 18:01:28
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A couple in our cul-de-sac who have just retired, bought a motorhome which they have been parking on their drive.
There is a covenant on the properties that says you cannot park caravans, motorhomes, commercial vehicles, have aerials etc.
The next door neighbour (a real busybody and pain in the butt) complained about it, and shortly afterwards a solicitors letter arrived (from her solicitor) warning them about the covenant.
The covenant is only enforceable by the builder of the estate.
As it's a fully licensed vehicle, they have now moved it from their drive, and parked in front of her house on the road.
There's sod all she can do about it.
Can't wait to see the outcome ;D
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That's the spirit. :y ;D
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hahahahahahahahahahahaha :y
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Good one! :y :y :y :y :y
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That's funny!! :y :y :y
Is it a private road though or adopted? :-\
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Yep, a good one ;D ;D
You might want to have a word with the couple tho', might be an idea to have a quick looksey about for nails, when they want to move it......the old bag probably isnt upto letting down tyres but may be prone to drop things :-\
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Poor old lady. Being ganged up on by a load of pikeys.
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There always one isn't there. >:(
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you will proberbly find that the covernant has expired as they only normaly last 2 to 15 yrs [just a thought] ;) ;)
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Nice one! :y :y :y
The interfering bitch! I'm sure that I've upset a few around and about by keeping my caravan at home, there is/was a covenant here to preventing caravans being kept at the front of the house ...... mine's at the side. ::)
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Nice one! :y :y :y
The interfering bitch! I'm sure that I've upset a few around and about by keeping my caravan at home, there is/was a covenant here to preventing caravans being kept at the front of the house ...... mine's at the side. ::)
Technicality, nice one...... :D :D :y
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Poor old lady. Being ganged up on by a load of pikeys.
Yep, upset one, upset the whole tribe. ;)
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Nice one! :y :y :y
The interfering bitch! I'm sure that I've upset a few around and about by keeping my caravan at home, there is/was a covenant here to preventing caravans being kept at the front of the house ...... mine's at the side. ::)
Technicality, nice one...... :D :D :y
same here so I raised the roof on my garage and put the caravan inside ;D
new ones too big and I cant do it but I do get free storage elsewhere :y
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Caravans should be banned from sight in residential areas - people should pay for proper storage
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Symptomatic of everything wrong with the modern world.
Someone does what a good capitalist(we are all supposed to be earning and spending and consuming to keep the world going) does. Buys a bit of glitter.
Someone else hasn't got one and finds a way of inconveniencing(bringing them down a peg or two) the people that have.
It all boils down to people living too close to each other in groups that are too big(more than 400)
The answer is of course uniformity. Everything you do from waking to and including sleeping is controlled by the state. No one would be able to step out of line then.
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I know some people who keep their caravan on the street outside their terraced house, which is the type where the front door opens directly onto the pavement. So when they look out of their front window all they see is caravan... ::) ;D
It must be a bit 'iffy' legally though. :-\
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Caravans should be banned from sight in residential areas - people should pay for proper storage
+1
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Not allowed one here either, but nothi ng that says I couldn't use a 20ft container as a garage extension ::)
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Caravans should be banned from sight in residential areas - people should pay for proper storage
+1
I do ;)
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I know some people who keep their caravan on the street outside their terraced house, which is the type where the front door opens directly onto the pavement. So when they look out of their front window all they see is caravan... ::) ;D
It must be a bit 'iffy' legally though. :-\
I think ive read that you cant park a caravan on the road unless it is attached to a car as its not insured,but I could be wrong