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Advice needed - neighbours

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  • pjread
    pjread Posts: 1,106 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    edited 5 November 2013 at 10:03AM
    You don't live in Worthing at all do you?

    I had the same thing. I moved in the end and was rather out of pocket, but it was either that or try to hide the bodies. It would have been too much effort to dig the ditch and a waste of good quicklime.

    The terms of any lease are irrelevant and between the landlord and the neighbour. I even had my solicitor explain to them that you can't be bound by an agreement you aren't a party to, but I think it still fell on deaf ears.

    If you believe you or your child is doing anything wrong, then go ahead and deal with it. If you don't, I'd just adhere to your tenancy agreement and politely tell them to go away.
  • Dimey
    Dimey Posts: 1,434 Forumite
    Tell her you have put carpet down. She'll never know.

    And you have in a way - the rugs.
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    "Any more posts you want to make on something you obviously know very little about?"
    Is an actual reaction to my posts, so please don't rely on anything I say. :)
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