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Leaving tenancy early due to sociopathic neighbours

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  • Cakeguts
    Cakeguts Posts: 7,627 Forumite
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    seven-day-weekend wrote: »
    Actually I wouldn't, if the cat is used to going out. If I could not let it out, I would try to find it a home where it could go out. Leaving it out all day is different of course.

    The OP and the neighbours ALL appear to be over-reacting . What a fuss about nothing.

    They aren't. I would guess that the neighbours are fed up with the situation in general and the cat bit is just the last straw. Just think about living in a flat where your next door neighbour does their cleaning at midnight or in the early hours of the morning.
  • sparky130a
    sparky130a Posts: 660 Forumite
    Cakeguts wrote: »
    Just think about living in a flat where your next door neighbour does their cleaning at midnight or in the early hours of the morning.

    Surely it's just common courtesy not to do this?

    As a flat dweller i wouldn't think of doing it after 7, maybe 8 at a push. And then only if essential...
  • Kim_kim
    Kim_kim Posts: 3,726 Forumite
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    ViolaLass wrote: »
    The UK is such a dangerous place. Wolves, hyenas, eagles...

    Dogs are a risk, as sadly are people.
    We have someone beheading & mutilating cats around the south London & north Surrey area, it's been going on for ages now.

    Foxes are a risk at night.
  • Cakeguts
    Cakeguts Posts: 7,627 Forumite
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    edited 19 March 2017 at 7:58PM
    sparky130a wrote: »
    Surely it's just common courtesy not to do this?

    As a flat dweller i wouldn't think of doing it after 7, maybe 8 at a push. And then only if essential...

    The OP has stated that they do their cleaning at midnight that is why they say that they put the cat litter tray into the dustbin at midnight. If you have someone cleaning their flat at midnight the cat is the least of your problems?
  • sparky130a
    sparky130a Posts: 660 Forumite
    Cakeguts wrote: »
    The OP has stated that they do their cleaning at midnight that is why they say that they put the cat litter tray into the dustbin at midnight. If you have someone cleaning their flat at midnight the cat is the least of your problems?

    I was agreeing with you!
  • Newbie78
    Newbie78 Posts: 78 Forumite
    Well I'm not going to judge you on rehoming your cat or what a sociopath is

    But your neighbours sound like total pains in the ***

    Going out to a bin and opening something and putting on your front door is just plain nasty and weird, people like this have no life!!
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