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Any help please driveway / selling up
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Tell your neighbour your husband will be working nights for a while, can he please not block you in/ out or you will be ringing his doorbell at 3am. Then set your alarm and do it for a couple of days.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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Tell your neighbour your husband will be working nights for a while, can he please not block you in/ out or you will be ringing his doorbell at 3am. Then set your alarm and do it for a couple of days.
I was actually going to suggest something like this - there's not much they can do to stop you doing this except disconnecting the door bell, and even then just knock the door
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And if you've been blocked in do the police come out? They might especially if they're not busy.... but getting up and pretending to go to work at 3am will be very tiring 0
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Police ought to warn your neighbour and if he persists they can prosecute. If you are not satisfied with their response a letter to the cheif constable might get the desired result."A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members." ~ Mahatma Gandhi
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You've had the police out 3 times and the council involved and other neighbours yet you think theres nothing to declare to a potential buyer as the neighbours just a dafty??
He's the reason you want to move and I as a buyer would be suing for misrepresentation if you didn't declare this.
You have created a paper trail with the police and council and a log with your neighbours you will have to declare it.0
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