Abandoned cars

Move them to the street and take the number plates off then call the council to report it. :pac:

What kind of cars are they? People may be interested in them for breaking

Isambard wrote: »

if you buy a house you buy it and it's contents. So if they were there when the house was bought at auction, they belong to the buyer and they're entitled to dispose of them. (In my non-legal opinion)

So if I leave my car in my mates garage overnight, and he sells his house, the buyer of the house now owns my car?

What a load of shíte.

Isambard wrote: »

if you buy a house you buy it and it's contents. So if they were there when the house was bought at auction, they belong to the buyer and they're entitled to dispose of them. (In my non-legal opinion)

Nope; that is lawfully the case for “fixtures”, ie something so affixed to the property as to become part of it. Usually, the contract for sake of the property would provide that such items were not to be left in the property and the vendor would be liable for the costs of removal. In the circumstances, I would expect that they are abandoned. Were they hidden items, the owner of the land might have a better claim than the person who excavated them. In this case, they are registered and if the owner abandons them, I imagine bona vacant is might, if they were valuable, mean they belong to the State. In reality, it will be up to the landowner to dispose of them at his/her own costs.

When we moved a couple of years ago there was 2 abandoned cars in the field. The vendor said someone would be back for them, so I waited 6 months, then tough luck. One went to the metal recycler, crushed in front of my very eyes.. the other as a donor car for a mates project (Morris Minor). Nobody ever came.

A lot of reckless advice being given on the thread and somebody's non legal opinion is not always great in these situations. I'm assuming the cars are end of life worthless scrappers. If not then the Vendor of the house should probably have a bit more cop on with his property but thats besides the point.

I'd imagine a lot of Guards would view this as wasting their valuable time, in particular if the cars are parked on private property and I don't particularly view it as something the Guards need to be involved in under the circumstances. Assuming the home owner bought through an Estate Agent in the recent past it may be worth the owner getting in touch with the Estate Agent again to ask them to get in touch with the Vendor to ask if they want the cars are wanted by them anymore. Might be the quickest way of removing the guesswork.

WHAT CARS OP??????????????

This thread should be shot.op mentions abandoned cars and then fcuks off without telling us what cars they are
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Fiver on 1st Gen Hyundai Accent and a Fiat Uno

TrailerBob wrote: »

Fiver on 1st Gen Hyundai Accent and a Fiat Uno

I’d say there is a clio somewhere in the mix.
Every ditch and farm yard in the country had a clio abandoned in it at some stage.
That or a white berlingo with rusty roof bars on