US EditionForced Apartments and Houses Squatted in a Residence in Perpignan: the Trustee Comes Out of Silence in Front of the Ordeal of the Co-Owners
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After the call for help from the inhabitants of the Le Carlit building in Perpignan and the indignation caused by the alleged inaction of the trustee Foncia, the latter eventually reacted. In a press release, he details the...
In Poitiers, a 95-year-old owner discovered with stupor a water bill of more than 17,000 euros, accumulated by squatters who had ripped the sinks, causing continuous water leaks for nine months. The municipality refused to take over this sum, leaving the non-agenary facing a colossal debt, relayed BFMTV. Alas, this is far from being an isolated case and, throughout France, owners find themselves paying the expenses, invoices, repairs and other l…
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