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HELP - WHATS YOUR ADVICE
Got an angry neighbour (last ten years) who is particular about the parking at the back of the houses
and in the communal area.
This is Mr Angry Neighbour - Filmed on CCTV.
These are our cars (parked on our land) or on our concrete.
He climbs up on his garage roof and watches where the cars are parked.
He has now installed 2 x Parking bollars in front of his driveway.
<--- His parking is to the left of the photo
Our parking is to the right of the photo ---->
We all share a "right of way" over the unmade road.
However......
He did NOT install the bollards on his own land. Instead he installed the bollards into the shared access road.
The bollards are set outside his boundary into the right of way road.
The view from our driveway.
As you can imagine the installation makes it a little more difficult (but not impossible) to reverse out of the garage complex and turn into the shared access area.
But what are my options?
1) Just remove the posts and put them onto his drive
2) Bring a civil action for removal
3) Wait for him to die (he is quite old and is paralised on one side) and then remove them.
4) Crash into them and then claim off his insurance
5) Do nothing
6) Put a wall up in front of his posts !!
The only other factors for me is that in winter and in snow its a steep climb to the garage and it has been known for our cars to slip down into this area.
There is a chance of hitting the posts.
The access way is well documented in deeds, titles and plans as a right of way.
He is a crazy old guy and gets very very angry.
Got an angry neighbour (last ten years) who is particular about the parking at the back of the houses
and in the communal area.
This is Mr Angry Neighbour - Filmed on CCTV.
These are our cars (parked on our land) or on our concrete.
He climbs up on his garage roof and watches where the cars are parked.
He has now installed 2 x Parking bollars in front of his driveway.
<--- His parking is to the left of the photo
Our parking is to the right of the photo ---->
We all share a "right of way" over the unmade road.
However......
He did NOT install the bollards on his own land. Instead he installed the bollards into the shared access road.
The bollards are set outside his boundary into the right of way road.
The view from our driveway.
As you can imagine the installation makes it a little more difficult (but not impossible) to reverse out of the garage complex and turn into the shared access area.
But what are my options?
1) Just remove the posts and put them onto his drive
2) Bring a civil action for removal
3) Wait for him to die (he is quite old and is paralised on one side) and then remove them.
4) Crash into them and then claim off his insurance
5) Do nothing
6) Put a wall up in front of his posts !!
The only other factors for me is that in winter and in snow its a steep climb to the garage and it has been known for our cars to slip down into this area.
There is a chance of hitting the posts.
The access way is well documented in deeds, titles and plans as a right of way.
He is a crazy old guy and gets very very angry.
