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How to solve nuisance neighbours?
annoymous letter to social services about the 6 y/o being left alone - especially if it is a regular occurance. Racism goes both ways. Next time there is a dispute, get nan to phone council and accuse neighbour of racism - white trash etc Read More »
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How to deal with nuisance neighbours?
If they cant keep there dogs under control and you have tried things the nice way then all you can do is report them and explain the situation when you report that you are scared of repercussions,At the end of the day its your neighbours re... Read More »
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How can I deal with my nuisance neighbour...?
Some people just don't like living near children. I admit I'm one of them. Parents have the ability to "tune out" the noise their child makes, but it's still quite grating on everyone around them. The higher pitched the noise, the more easi... Read More »
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This might sound silly, but have you tried asking your neighbor? Just try to put it in "i" words. Meaning, 'I am having a problem sleeping,' not 'your dog is being loud.' If you have tried that and he hasn't responded you could contact the ...
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Yes, indeed, the Council can help - details here. A friend of mine, who owns her house had similar problems with the home-owner next door. He seemed to think it reasonable to drill holes, knock plaster off, etc, at any time day or night. Wh...
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Depends on what they are doing and if it rises to a criminal level. Has the behavior been reported to the Police? Need more info -
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If the neighbour is behaving anti socially you may be able to seek a court order against him or her to restrict certain behaviours. this much depends on your state or country of residence. It depends how he is threatening you, but If you fe...
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Most flats in the UK are leasehold and therefore the title of each lease more than seven years long has to be registered... When a lease on a property is granted for 7 years or longer there is a legal requirement to register it with Land Re...
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If you are UK The legislation which is in place to regulate the use of bonfires in the garden is called ‘Statutory Nuisance’ which is contained in the Environmental Protection Act 1990. You can actually burn a bonfire at any time of the day...
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I had a situation like this: I called the police, called the leasing office, and continued to do this about 3x's, the leasing office needs to send them a letter to let them know their being a nuisance, and I know w/ me, they sent 2 letters,...
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