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What sas ordered about costs? Reserved?sadwithoutmynelson said:
Yes currently still out of pocket for costs and set aside fee...Coupon-mad said:OK, so I've been looking back over your thread and everything you've been through is terrible. I really hope that Gs file that new claim, because that will open the door for you to defend and counterclaim.
Remind us, was the Claimant ordered to pay back your £255 or are you currently out of pocket by that, plus costs for attending hearings(?).2 -
Yes currently reserved...2
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Then when this gets resolved in your favour, make sure you atl about ALL the costs - wasted costs for hearings you attended, set aside etc.3
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Iv got this from the covenant I found ....
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Not a sod about parking. There's a surprise!7
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Some of these companies are on their knees, wrt costs, try to get a kilo of flesh out of them.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.2
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I am not legally trained but I cannot see anything in that covenant that relates to the appointment of a PPC to manage the car park. It seems to be more of a maintenance covenant which is what you would expect especially where there are parcels of freehold land.
Nolite te bast--des carborundorum.3 -
I have bought several flats and have never seen anything like this in the lease.You never know how far you can go until you go too far.2
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"I have bought several flats and have never seen anything like this in the lease."
It's not really a lease but a covenant and is more common now on modern housing developments. They form part of the conveyance even with freehold property. They are usually for the purpose of maintaining the estate such as if there are private roads, public gardens etc.
The OP's property is a freehold house with freehold parking spaces and the PPC are suing for parking on their own land. There is definitely not landowner authority
You could not make it up.
Nolite te bast--des carborundorum.5 -
Its just beyond ridiculous. Its actually made me want to move house evn though I actually love it here.4
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