Council sign on my drainpipe...

drjohn | 20:32 Wed 16th Apr 2008 | Civil

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My property is an end terrace on a T-junction (side of the house on the side street). The council have recently attached a flimsy sign to my drainpipe at the side of the house (stating that it is no parking for refuse collections). I'm assuming that being my property I can remove it without any hassle, or can I? And does the council have any rights to attach signs etc to your property? Thanks

please any one help

Does he have to pay the mortgage

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Mamjet

Why do you want to remove it? Have you nothing else going on in your life to worry about?

drjohn

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You obviously don't realise the trauma in having the coucil stick something on your downspout.

randyraven

I don't see how someone can put something on your property without consent.
How dare they !
Could you stick a sign on the council offices with authority.

Mamjet ....
Your wasted in AB. You should go on Britains got talent.

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