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I just found out that if someone parks on your driveway, there is apparently nobody (Police, Council, etc) that you can complain to and even the police can not help you! This even means that if someone parks on your property, even that is a civil offence and not treated as a criminal offence.

 

http://www.ladbible.com/now/weird-man-ends-up-with-other-persons-car-in-driveway-for-almost-a-week-20170414

 

Has anyone come across this kind of problem? If so, what have you done?

 

I am assuming you cannot damage the vehicle that has trespassed on your property, as that could lead to a charge of vandalism against you.

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I would have thought that particular vehicle is actually obstructing the queens highway and as such is an offence and can be removed by police/council.

I stand to be corrected as we do not know the full story or even if it is true.

 

But if it's not on the queens highway, how is it obstructing it?

 

---------- Post added 15-04-2017 at 12:45 ----------

 

In a week he couldn't get a group of people together and bounce it out of his drive and onto the road?

 

Not everyone is as popular as you are and knows a bunch of fit people to do it. What if this person is old and lives alone? Or just has a few other old people as mates?

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I wouldn't describe where the car is parked in the picture to be a driveway. However, there is something wrong, if the authorities can't help council tax paying residents, remove cars parked on residential land without permission.

 

 

The car & driveway in the photo aren't the ones in the story. It states that its just a stock photo.

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Not everyone is as popular as you are and knows a bunch of fit people to do it. What if this person is old and lives alone? Or just has a few other old people as mates?

 

Tow rope? Or trolley jacks, or post on a local forum and get some helpful people round to lend a hand.

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