His house has been squatted: after a year and a half of proceedings, his 95-year-old owner finally recovers his property... And a bill of 17,000 euros

A non-agenary was finally able to recover his house from Poitiers (Vienna), squatted for a year and a half and made completely sacked. In addition to the renovation work he will have to pay for, the owner also...

A completely lunar situation. While his house is illegally squatted for almost a year, the owner finds himself having to pay their water bill. All the more so as the bill... The article Poitiers: a 95-year-old man forced to pay the water bill in his squatted house for almost a year appeared first on Current Values.

The owner of a house, squatted for almost a year and a half, now has to pay a water bill of 17,000 euros. The illegal occupants of his house have moved. They have also broken a pipe and, although they have left, the owner, 95 years old, has to pay. The only glimmer of hope for the owner, a take over of the water bill by the agglomeration of the Grand Poitiers. (Police, justice and other facts).

Actu Forces De l'Ordre An unageenaire de Poitiers is confronted with a colossal bill, the result of an illegal occupation of his house made uninhabitable. His lawyer denounces a "unfair situation". It is a case that illustrates, in a brutal way, the legal and human impasses that may be faced by some owners. As BFMTV reports, at 95 years old, a resident of [...] L'article Poitiers: At 95 years old, he has to pay a water bill of 17,000 euros after…

As more and more French owners are victims of squatters, a small judicial bomb has just shaken Europe. Indeed, while the debate on this scourge is raging, a country has decided to drastically tighten the screw against the squat. Exit the procedures to extend or the poor owners powerless, now an intrusion can be worth a heavy prison term. According to idealista.it, this is no longer a simple hypothesis, but a bill already approved. But then, whic…

A spoliated owner recovers a degraded home after a long battle against squatters. A victim of an illegal occupation of his home, a 95-year-old Poitevin experienced this nightmare scenario after more than 12 months of squatting. The town hall had informed the man that his house, located in the city centre, was squatted. In accordance with the "anti-squat law", the senior had seized the prefect of Vienna, who rejected his request for expulsion on …