| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | |
| Posted by: | Kim Rugg | |
| Date/Time: | 21/10/14 12:52:00 |
| They are often large empty buildings, schools, industrial buildings awaiting planning permissions for redevelopment so they get very short notices to leave. Usually a small studio flat is installed. If a building is occupied, potential squatters cannot move in and claim squatters rights and then it can take years and a lot of expenses to get rid of them. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 11:43:00 | George Turner |
| Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 12:18:00 | Chris Lucy |
| Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 12:27:00 | Katy Boardman |
| Re:Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 12:52:00 | Kim Rugg |
| Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 12:50:00 | George Turner |
| Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 13:47:00 | Andrew Craig |
| Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 15:20:00 | Chris Lucy |
| Re:Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 15:31:00 | Ceinwen Mailvaganam |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:tenancy occupying/protecting a property | 21/10/14 15:34:00 | Chris Lucy |