Failing to disclose on buyers and sellers form - help please

mr-bob_2

Hilarious thread.

ess0two

MSE full of bull$hitters

ognum

cajef wrote: »

So you decided to get married then, you were splitting up a month ago.



Some of the OP's other recent posts make interesting reading.

Thanks for this I now understand!

[Deleted User]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buyer's_remorse

:beer:

spannerzone

cajef wrote: »

So you decided to get married then, you were splitting up a month ago.



Some of the OP's other recent posts make interesting reading.

Nice detective work! I smell Bull plop here.....

ruggedtoast

Is there any reason that this needed another thread?

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4464059

As discussed last time, it sounds more like he is the one with the neighbour from hell.

Sorry if thats not the case but its how you are presenting things.

adamzetec

This is like an episode of Jeremy Kyle.

SPELLKASTER

SteveJW wrote: »

As most posters have stated, probably nothing that can be done regarding failure to disclose when property was purchased.

Suggest if this is a problem to OP do a web search for "repairing vehicles on highway", numerous hits all leading to Under section 4 of the Clean Neighbourhoods Act 2005

Others have pointed OP in the same direction

Try

http://archive.defra.gov.uk/environment/quality/local/legislation/cnea/documents/vehicles.pdf

Print off most relevant and take the matter up with local council / Councillors

Thanks will check this out and pass it on to my Councillor.

poppysarah

SPELLKASTER wrote: »

I was told by the local Councillor that the Council cant do anything because it is not on his property.

However because he is doing it on the side of the road that falls into Highways.

The council are being lazy here. He isn't allowed to do repairs on the street. Someone at the council should be sorting this out.

Speak to your local councillor. They'll know exactly who to call.

Errata

SPELLKASTER wrote: »

Thanks will check this out and pass it on to my Councillor.

Excellent idea. You will need to explain to the Councillor why you're giving them the information (because you're narked with the neighbour). That formalises the matter so you will have to declare you are in dispute with the neighbour when the house is being sold (which will put many buyers off), although who your house belongs to appears to be something of a mystery.