Loss of earnings

caprikid1

There is obviously much more to this.

Can we assume you parked out side his house and he then decided to park on your drive.

I cannot believe we are getting the whole story here for one second.

nightraven1

Neighbour is violent and unreasonable

born_again

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82162394#Comment_82162394

Maybe not posting their personal details on a open public forum is not such a good idea then.

TadleyBaggie

Regardless the vehicle appears to be a plugin hybrid (there are no full EV Outlanders), so why couldn't you have just driven it on petrol?

caprikid1

What other vehicles associated with you were parked in the street at the time they did this ? Where were they parked ?

Yours , Family , Visitors ?

sheramber

The OP hasn’t said which vehicle in the picture, if any, is his.

nightraven1

My car isn't the outlander

QrizB

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/82162394#Comment_82162394

If he's violent and you're receiving threats or worse, maybe speak to the police? And/or a solicitor?

If you're going to seek compensation, he's going to know it's you suing him.

Exodi

nightraven1

Neighbour is violent and unreasonable

Is attempting to sue them for loss of earnings going to help the situation?

(though it's still not clear why you wouldn't just use a public charger, where your tangible loss would just be the difference… I imagine in reality this is what happened, if you even needed to charge it at on this day. I suspect this is just a steady escalation of tit for tat between neighbours).

sheramber

Since the OP is reluctant to fill in any details there is not much anybody can offer.

Anybody can sue a person for anything.

Whether you will win the case is another matter.