Topic: Cleaner trespassing on the lot

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01/07/2021 at 2:03 pm #56780 Reply | Quote
SaltyOne
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The cleaner engaged by the OC to clean the common property is continually trespassing on the lot. He has caused damage in the past, and I had to argue with the OC about paying for the repairs. I don’t want or need him on the premises.

Obviously he is authorised to be on the common property, but he has no need to use my lot for access to anything that needs attention. On one occasion after I complained he came onto the terrace and blew rubbish under the front door, so he clearly resents being told to keep off.

I send a message to the managing agent each time it occurs, and the managing agent sends an email to the cleaner. So far that is the only action I have been able to generate, and it isn’t adequate.

What options are available to me to more effectively enforce the ‘no trespassing’ rule?
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05/07/2021 at 3:36 pm #56855 Reply
scotlandx
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How is the cleaner getting in to your lot?

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07/07/2021 at 6:20 pm #56922 Reply
SaltyOne
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The cleaner accesses the lot by walking up the stairs onto the balcony.

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Reply To: Reply #56855 in Cleaner trespassing on the lot

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