Leaseholder breaks leas rules

Jimmygg7

One of the leaseholders in our block of 15 flats, who also happens to be a director of the freehold company, is breaking a rule of common areas by parking his motorcycle in the shared back garden. 

We have asked him numerous times to stop placing it there as the garden is not a parking place, initially he said he would, but he never removed it.

In our lease it states that no items should left in common shared premises.

TELLIT01

If he is also one of the freeholders it may be difficult to enforce the rules leaseholders have to follow. 

Can you move the motorbike out?

twopenny

Sounds like something that has to be bought up at a meeting. 
Youve been reasonable in asking.
You could write a group letter to him to make it official quoting the lease and no reference to exemptions.
Bring it up at a leaseholders or share holders meeting an see if there's a nerve  to say that one rule for one and one for another. Then you know where you stand.

Norman_Castle

TELLIT01 said:

Can you move the motorbike out?

Don't mess with someones bike. Its not yours, they're easy to drop, easy to damage and can be very expensive to repair.

This thread sounds familiar.

casper_gutman

Norman_Castle said:

This thread sounds familiar.

You're probably thinking of this thread: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/78293169