"I Decided to Squat My Own House": How This Bergeracian Got Rid of Recalcitrant Tenants
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A Bergeracist used a radical method to leave tenants who did not intend to leave, despite the announced end of the lease. He lived with them for several days, before installing a...
A week before the end of the lease, he discovers that his tenants have no intention of returning the house to him at the end of the notice. This owner will then use the great means
After several days with his arm, he recovered the keys to a dwelling which he now estimates to be downgraded to 42 000 euros.
Back home after two years spent in Canada, a Frenchman discovered that although he was the owner of the house, he could no longer enter her possession. The tenants refused to leave after the contract expired, and the man chose an extreme solution: he moved into his own house and started a real war.
An owner experienced an unusual situation after his tenants refused to leave his house at the end of the lease. To recover his housing, he chose to settle with them, then in a caravan in front of the gate.
Bergerac : refusing to leave the premises, tenants push their owner to squat his own house. Recits an unusual rental dispute. Bergerac : he squashes his own house to get rid of recalcitrant tenants An owner forced to take extreme measures to recover his property In Bergerac, an owner had to resort to
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