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Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    If he’s parking over common property he’s parking on common property – it doesn’t matter where his wheels are.  The next time the strata manager or rental agent writes to him it should be to explain that he is breaching a by-law which means he is also breaching the terms of his lease.

    It’s a shame you can’t work this out amicably but this person seems to have no consideration for his neighbours so it may take a warning that he could be evicted if he doesn’t pull his head (and his truck) in.

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