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Question for Class One.


RedM

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Hi ya,

 

Not sure if this is your exact field of expertise or not but maybe you can point me in the right direction.

 

The road I live on has no parking restrictions and isn't a private road. Both my cars are taxed, insured and MOT'd. Usually I park both cars on our driveway.

 

Tonight I needed extra room to polish the Supe (turned out lovely, btw) so I parked our other car on the road in front of our neighbours house. It was at least a car length from his drive and obscured from view by his very big hedge.

 

Anyways, he came out and looked up the road and asked me if I was leaving my car their all night. I told him not to worry, I had no intention of leaving it on the road. He said he wasn't worried and that, if I didn't move it, he would 'sort it out'.

 

Now, I'm not worried really because he must be at least 70! So, unless he decides to vandalise the cars whilst on our drive I will sleep easy.

 

What I would like to know is, aside from the good neighbour aspect, is there any legal reason for me not leaving my car there. I reckon that, if I wanted to be a PITA about it, I could leave it there and there isn't a thing he could do about it.

 

Am I right?

 

Thanks,

Martin

 

PS. Sorry about the length of the thread and thanks for taking the time to read it.

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Sounds like a stupid old busybody who thinks the public road outside his house belongs to him because he happens to live near it.

 

Did you ask him exactly how he was going to 'sort it out'?

 

Leave it there over night just to piss him off.

NOOOOO! Be just my luck to come out and find the Supra has turned a nasty shade of paint-stripper:eek:

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