Soldato
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What classes it as a commercial vehicle, i.e. would a transit not be ok but an RV would be? If youre making it into a motorhome, surely it's not a commercial vehicle (may be a grey area).
Of course they can as it's likely a private parking area to which his lease entitles him to a space with a restriction on commercial vehicles. The biggest mystery is why he even considered it might be ok to park that in a flat parking area
What classes it as a commercial vehicle, i.e. would a transit not be ok but an RV would be? If youre making it into a motorhome, surely it's not a commercial vehicle (may be a grey area).
Of course they can as it's likely a private parking area to which his lease entitles him to a space with a restriction on commercial vehicles. The biggest mystery is why he even considered it might be ok to park that in a flat parking area
Does seem to be something of an oversight when buying a coach...
There is no "no commercial vehicle" clause as the property is freehold, no lease involved
Fair enough. My property (That I own) is also a freehold, however we still had to sign a clause when we moved onto the development.
OMG I can see why they would be annoyed i mean thats a $1M view that , a pile of old mud? some lovely commercial palisade fencing and the backs of some buildings
^thisIt's not exactly spoiling the scenery in fairness.
What an unexpected development. What has become of the world if you can't park a huge old coach behind your flat?
I love the motors style of comment, they act as if I didn't do my research and get the proper authorisation first... "Oh I know, I will just stick it on this land that somebody else owns and not ask for permission first"
Nah I suspect the neighbour is more of a KarenIs this your neighbour?