Soldato
well to be fair it sounds like you have easy access to the drive from the neighbours so unless he decides to play nice neighbour I doubt the van is going anywhere.
Certain amount of vehicles per residence?
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Ooooooooooo, might look into that idea, because the thing is a goliath! Will get some pictures when I get home.
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Soldato
Isnt it more like some estates will have a covenant built into the deeds of the house that you aren't allowed to park commercial vehicles on the estates and that it would take a civil action to actually enforce this? The only way a council would usually enforce this is if their is a restriction sign from highways banning vehicles over a certain weight?
Soldato
Tell the Council he appears to be running a business from that address.
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Associate
Where the hell is someone who can hardly speak english getting the money to own, tax, insure and fuel 4 cars and a van? I mean surely you can't be in any decent job in England without actually being able to speak the language?
Man of Honour
So you can access your drive via your neighbours who don't mind & you don't even own a car yourself.
Get a life.
Get a life.
Man of Honour
You can own as many vehicles as you like. Some estates have things written into the deeds stating you may not own signwritten vehicles/untaxed cars and so on but that's about it. If you lived in one of those places you'd know it.
Soldato
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The only thing that's illegal is they're parking outside their own drop curb.
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If you can get in and out with a bit more hassle I wouldn't worry over it. The guy across the street from us and when he returns home has his recovery truck ,two cars and usually at least one other customer car parked up. Just means my dad has to take one more turn to reverse out.