Failing to disclose on buyers and sellers form - help please

tracy0770

i would report him to tax man and council, if he mobile mac he should not be running a buisness from home, nor should he be repairing them from home, he would either be forced to close down and also pay tax,
my ex partner used to sell cars from home and that stopped,
sorry about my spelling, but report him

andy.m_2

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4463803=
another similar thread, we have cars, disclosure, accusation of benefit fraud all we need is race and we have a full house

Yahtzee

ruggedtoast

andy.m wrote: »

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4463803=
another similar thread, we have cars, disclosure, accusation of benefit fraud all we need is race and we have a full house

Yahtzee

He / she did start that thread off complaining they were Polish so I think we have the full house now.

So to summarise. The OP fell out with the neighbours for their last house, and have now fallen out with their neighbours for their new house.

1. Reported them to the police
2. Reported them to the council
3. Reported them to the tax office
4. Snooped on them going about their daily business
5. Spread rumours about pecuniary dishonesty
6. Spread rumours about benefit fraud
7. Taken registration numbers of all their visitors

Have I missed anything off?

Crikey, wherever you do move to spellkaster, I hope its nowhere near me.

SPELLKASTER

poppysarah wrote: »

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.

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Thanks, I intend to!!

I didnt buy a house to have problems with a mobile mechanic!!

I have read the legislation under Under section 4 of the Clean Neighbourhoods Act 2005 and it does appear he has breached this, so I will quteo this Act to the Councillor.

Basically we just simply did not know about him before we moved in, yes we came round at all times of the day and weekends to check the area out, and we never saw anything at the time!!

We started having problems soon after moving in, with parking, dumping vehicles on the grass verge outside our house, the list is endless.

Its also the environmental damage he is causing i.e spillages of oil all over the road and public footpath, plus there is a concern over how he is disposing of the old oil.

Then there is noise pollution too of revving up vehicless, its going to get worse when summer is finaly (what summer lol) here.

dj.boz

Maybe, just maybe, he hadnt started out as a 'Mobile Mechanic' before you had moved in.. Hence why you had not seen him about previously. If so how would the previous occupiers know about this?

Personally I'd be less worried about reporting him and more worried about getting 'mates' rates!

Cissi

SPELLKASTER wrote: »

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Basically we just simply did not know about him before we moved in, yes we came round at all times of the day and weekends to check the area out, and we never saw anything at the time!!

We started having problems soon after moving in, with parking, dumping vehicles on the grass verge outside our house, the list is endless.

Its also the environmental damage he is causing i.e spillages of oil all over the road and public footpath, plus there is a concern over how he is disposing of the old oil.

Then there is noise pollution too of revving up vehicless, its going to get worse when summer is finaly (what summer lol) here.

(My bolding)

If all the evidence suggests that the problems started AFTER you moved in, why on earth are you suddenly trying to pin something on the vendor, who presumably DIDN'T have a problem to disclose?

Hilarious thread :T

adamzetec

You need to address the issues with the mobile mechanic, not trying to pursue the previous owner for damages. This is what it's all about right, compensation of some kind?

You don't stand a chance of proving this was happening before you moved in, especially if you visited the property multiple times and it only began once you moved in.

mapcr77

Can't you (or the council) plant trees/bushes on the grass verge to stop him parking his vehicles there?

geoffky

You really do need help with sorting it out.....


Go and see a doctor..