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OceanJ
OceanJ: 3 months ago

Can you legally get someone towed away for parking in your parking spot?

I live in Ontario. Our neighbours constantly park in our spots. We remind them every time its private parking and we need the spot for our cars. They also drive onto our grass and tell their guest to park in our spots. We have talked to their landlord but nothing has changed. So I was wondering if we can legally get their cars towed (hopefully at their expense) tired of asking them nicely to stop.

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Ibby
Ibby: 3 months ago via iPhone

To be honest you shouldn't ask people this cause there is no certainty that it is completely reliable you should probably just look it up.

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DillonMackentar
DillonMackentar: 3 months ago

Call 911 and say someone is parked on my land/property and I want to have their car forcefully removed.

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Wyoming101
Wyoming101: 3 months ago

if you have a a sign there yes they can get towed away if not no

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4_palms
4_palms: 3 months ago via iPhone

There should be a posted phone number of a towing company for you to call. Completely lea gal if the spaces are assigned.

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refreshme
refreshme: 3 months ago

your property and yes you can. don't call 911 if its not an emergency.

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jennstokes07092011
jennstokes07092011: 3 months ago via Android

Call the cops to deal with them. Seems you've been polite long enough.

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hunter1026
hunter1026: 3 months ago via iPhone

If you own the property and there is a sign that says no parking then yes

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rghurst
rghurst: 3 months ago

This is a trespass and you can sue, but that's not what you want. If the spots are posted, then it becomes a criminal trespass and the police can prosecute and have the vehicles removed.

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