We recently had a troublesome tenant who we gave notice to and eventually moved out of the house leaving virtually all of his stuff. Long story short was he was living elsewhere due to having a tag on him that meant he couldn't return to our property. He was given many opportunities to remove his things and on one occasion DH and I went to him, collected his step son and filled our car with as much of his crap as it could carry and brought it back to him. I then made a further run up to where he was living with other stuff he specifically asked for. We then got the house cleared as it needed a full renovation job after he had pretty much trashed it.
So the point is, he said he wanted to keep his shed. We agreed he could have more time to deal with this and I asked that it was removed before Christmas (he moved out end of November). The shed has still not been removed and nor has he responded to our requests that he deal with it. We understand he is due in court today for his offences and may well receive a custodial sentence. Legally can I get rid of his crap in the shed?
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CalliopeTorres · 08/01/2016 12:46
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