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Seek competent legal advice
Haha.
It strikes me that you could be even nastier.
You have the right to use, rent or sell the space right?
How about storing something nasty or heavy in front of the garbage bins.
Leaving room for your car of course. Snake pit, engine blocks, shrunken
head collection, giant paper machet penis sculpture, ...
YES!!! Let the super move your car and then handle your giant penis. He'll
refuse on day one. Maybe he'll get one of the trustees to help him with it.
Bring a camera.
hahaha
Channel
Unrepentant Reprobate and sometimes Realtor.
Seek competent legal advice
"Shawn" <shivanishah_2004@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1144116243.287862.317380@t31g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> I bought a condo in Boston. When we saw it for the first time, the
> seller's agent showed us the place and the tandem parking. The
> parking had 3 garbage bins on the side. The garbage bins have garbage
> for the entire building. The cars have to be moved out of the spot to
> remove the garbage bins. The seller's agent casually mentioned that
> when the garbage truck comes, the building superintendent will move
> your car so that the garbage guy can take the bins out and unload the
> garbage. To do so, you just have to give your car keys to the
> superintendent. He did not give this in writing.
>
> We thought that we work during the day time so we are not home and the
> cars are not home so it should not be a problem
>
> After we moved in, we found out that the garbage truck comes early in
> the morning. The superintendent at that time was living in the same
> property but now he lives 30 minutes away.
>
> I looked at the master deed and condo docs and there's no document
> that says that the garbage should be in my parking spot. There's no
> easement for this. In fact, the document says that I've the full and
> exclusive right to rent, sell and use the parking space, which is
> deeded.
>
> I talked to the trustees, who admitted that this is a 'problem',
> suggested that I should sue the seller's agent and get monetary
> reimbursement. The developer who sold this unit to Mr.X (previous
> owner), sold the parking at a deep discount because of the garbage
> bins. The trustees say that the garbage has been there for 30 years and
> they have right to keep it there.
>
> One of the trustee suggested that I should find an alternate location
> and pay for any cost that is associated with moving the bins (building
> a shed, making doorway in the wall so that the garbage man does not
> have to go from my garage) etc.
>
> My short term problem:
> 1) Inconvenience. The superintendent lives 30 minutes away. What if he
> refuses to move my cars one fine day?
> 2) What if the superintendent retires and the new superintendent for
> the building refuses to move my car.
>
> Long term:
> It is going to effect resale of my property. I bought this property in
> hurry but the next buyer is definitely see this as issue.
>
> What are my options? What should I do? Is it true that since they have
> kept the garbage at that location for 30 years, they have a right to
> keep it there? If so, am I required by law to move my cars? What if I
> take my car keys back from the superintendent and refuse to move my
> cars? Can I've them legally move the garbage bins to alternate
> location?
>
> Thanks,
>
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