Car park

tiff11

NameUnavailable said:

tiff11 said:

AdrianC said:

Careful, there's a lot of opinion on another thread at the moment that you cannot rent the property without the garage being automatically included...

Well, it’s not the tenant who has issues it’s another guy who lives in the same building who has got issues with it, as he wants to park his car in the car park which is been allotted to my flat.

Eh? Is he saying it's his space? Does your agreement state which space is yours? Why does he think he has any right to park in your space? Presumably he has an allocated spot for his property?

He is not saying it’s his space but he wants to park his second car in my parking space and said I can get fine of upto £150 per day for allowing outsiders to come and park in our parking space. 

steampowered

If you aren't sure what the rules are, check with the managing agent.

The parking space is probably under a separate licence rather than being part of the lease for the flat. The licence may well say that the space can only be used by the occupier of the flat.

oldbikebloke

tiff11 said:
Yes, each flat has its own allocated parking space with numbers painted on the ground. Nothing is been mentioned on the lease agreement nor any signs stating it’s parking only for residents. 
He is not saying it’s his space but he wants to park his second car in my parking space and said I can get fine of upto £150 per day for allowing outsiders to come and park in our parking space. 

surely you can think this through yourself with needing help from the internet?
- the lease does not give you a legal entitlement to a dedicated space because it says nothing at all about parking, whether you use it for yourself or let it (although if you did let it, that would be ill advised, since you have no way to ensure it is available 24/7 to the person paying rent who thinks it is - unhappy person demands rent money back from you)  
- anyone (resident or non resident) using the carpark is "invited" to act with a conscience because there are numbers there to make them feel like they should take note of the implication that spots are "allocated", but there is no signage or restrictions over who parks where to back it up .
- did you ask him to prove his claim in writing?

We cannot tell you what your management company may have in writing that you apparently may have missed.

This thread is going nowhere until you have found out the answers to your own questions from the management company.