Reply To: Sexual harassment on common property

Thanks Jimmy. Agree with you, but NSW Courts see it as neighbours arguing, not violence, so an AVO arguing I’m scared for my safety (which I am not) won’t gel.

And in my experience these type of people lie and manipulate well in that system, so without evidence it is not a good idea.

I’d have to spend 2022 filming every time I use common property to gather evidence! That would require me to live under a siege mentality in my own home.

From what I read in Flatchat and other sources, neighbour harassment is common, and the courts don’t want to know about it.

People who harass and bully are old fashioned, so there needs to be an old fashioned response.

I could write an open letter to himself and the Committee.

Thanks