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In our building the car spaces are open and people generally keep their additional possessions that need storing in locked metal cupboards or small shallow sheds at the back of their space. However, from time to time a cupboard might get put alongside a car space inside the boundary rather than at the. This is generally OK as most people have more than one space, and are very careful not to inconvenience their neighbour. Unfortunately, this has gone a bit far and someone has erected a shed along the length of their space and close to their boundary line ie right alongside their neighbours car space, and it is said that this is preventing their neighbour from properly opening their car door. As this isn’t common property, it probably doesn’t involve the OC but doesn’t it still engage the general principle of not causing a nuisance or interfering with the ordinary use of your neighbours property? Any thoughts?
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