https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/properties/255/61/Charge the lime bikes a "toll" to cross your land?
£10. Blimey, that's cheap for anywhere, never mind London.
I wonder what you could actually do (legally) with this
ownership.
https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/properties/255/61/
�10. Blimey, that's cheap for anywhere, never mind London.
I wonder what you could actually do (legally) with this
ownership.
Someone has bought all the grass verges and odd little green
spaces on the estate where I live. I wonder if that will have
an impact on anyone trying to have the kerb dropped outside
their house in future ?.
Andrew
So I looked at this, imagining what it would be like buying lots of cheap offcuts, in the hope they will come in handy one day, only real estate, not DIY.
Or making possibly tax-deductible trips to London to inspect my many properties,
or...
First off: "We have been advised by the Seller that some of the roads and pathways have been adopted by the Local Authorities and/or Highways."
And while I'd still spend £10 sight unseen, the auctioneers have a minimum charge of £750...
On Fri, 7 Feb 2025 14:33:06 +0000, Andrew <[email protected]>
wrote:
https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/properties/255/61/
£10. Blimey, that's cheap for anywhere, never mind London.
I wonder what you could actually do (legally) with this
ownership.
Someone has bought all the grass verges and odd little green
spaces on the estate where I live. I wonder if that will have
an impact on anyone trying to have the kerb dropped outside
their house in future ?.
Andrew
(I needed to open an incognito window in Chrome to view. (It wasn't my >Adbolck))
You would think the property industry would have a polite term for
"Ransom Strip". Then again, maybe you wouldn't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ransom_strip
On Fri, 07 Feb 2025 20:29:31 +0000, Graham. <[email protected]> wrote:
On Fri, 7 Feb 2025 14:33:06 +0000, Andrew <[email protected]>
wrote:
https://www.cliveemson.co.uk/properties/255/61/
£10. Blimey, that's cheap for anywhere, never mind London.
I wonder what you could actually do (legally) with this
ownership.
Someone has bought all the grass verges and odd little green
spaces on the estate where I live. I wonder if that will have
an impact on anyone trying to have the kerb dropped outside
their house in future ?.
Andrew
(I needed to open an incognito window in Chrome to view. (It wasn't my
Adbolck))
You would think the property industry would have a polite term for
"Ransom Strip". Then again, maybe you wouldn't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ransom_strip
So I looked at this, imagining what it would be like buying lots of cheap offcuts, in the hope they will come in handy one day, only real estate, not DIY.
Or making possibly tax-deductible trips to London to inspect my many properties,
or...
First off: "We have been advised by the Seller that some of the roads and pathways have been adopted by the Local Authorities and/or Highways."
And while I'd still spend £10 sight unseen, the auctioneers have a minimum charge of £750...
Thomas Prufer
On 08/02/2025 07:45, Thomas Prufer wrote:
So I looked at this, imagining what it would be like buying lots of cheap
offcuts, in the hope they will come in handy one day, only real estate, not DIY.
Or making possibly tax-deductible trips to London to inspect my many properties,
or...
First off: "We have been advised by the Seller that some of the roads and
pathways have been adopted by the Local Authorities and/or Highways."
And while I'd still spend £10 sight unseen, the auctioneers have a minimum >> charge of £750...
Being next to a pedestrian path and on the corner of the road the
council could force the owner to maintain it, or alternatively maintain
it themselves and send the owner a bill for the service.
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