I've just moved to Carassai and until I get a landline I am having to use a dongle to get online. Reception is awful, no 3G just weak GPRS - very slow, not strong enough for SKYPE or BBC iplayer for radio.
I'll be buying a little Yaris at the end of June and am looking to get car insurance. Tried Italsure and was horrified to find it over 1200 + euros - 5 x more than I pay now.
Hi Marche Maggie, I sent you a private message on 30/10 re the caravan - let me know if it hasn't arrived please. I presume your caravan is not the one above? Look forward to hearing from you. Hazel
My friend has not heard from you - is there a problem with contacting him - perhaps I got his address wrong? he needs to find a caravan soon. Please pm me.
Thanks everybody for your input. My agent is going to speak to the vendor re misrepresentation of the parking and threaten to sue him - will be fun to see how that goes. The owner objecting is impossible to speak to - we have had a meeting with him, the other owner who is quite happy to let me park, agents etc and he refuses to budge - sad man who has nothing better to do with his time. keep your fingers crossed for me!
Many thanks everyone - I will follow this up and see the visura. Going back to my initial question though - should the vendor's claim that it was communal parking have been checked officially by the notary or agent prior to my signing the rogito?
There are 3 apartments, 2 of which have garages (I don't) but there is space between the garages for my little car. Recently one of the other owners - he owns the apartment but does not live there or rent it out and does not use the garage - has sent me a letter saying that the ground in front of the apartments is not for communal parking - it is public land - and I must stop leaving my car there. This is despite the fact that for 3 years previously he was quite happy to let the owners of the other apartment park their cars on the land until they were able to buy the 2nd garage.It seems he has a problem with the vendor of my apartment and is being difficult in order to get at him but it sadly turns out he is correct and the vendor should not have told me there was legal parking. It states in my contract however that (according to the vendor) there is communal parking - should this not have been checked by the agent involved in the sale or by the notary before I signed the contract? The owner objecting is very serious about this and may well instigate court proceedings. Advice/help please.
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Thanks everyone for your help - much appreciated as always!
Hi Marche Maggie, I sent you a private message on 30/10 re the caravan - let me know if it hasn't arrived please. I presume your caravan is not the one above? Look forward to hearing from you. Hazel
Thanks for this - we contacted about it a bit of time ago and it's sold.
Good idea and worth thinking about but need bathroom facilities etc.
My friend has not heard from you - is there a problem with contacting him - perhaps I got his address wrong? he needs to find a caravan soon. Please pm me.
Not got the visura yet - will let you know when have done so. Ciao!
Thanks everybody for your input. My agent is going to speak to the vendor re misrepresentation of the parking and threaten to sue him - will be fun to see how that goes. The owner objecting is impossible to speak to - we have had a meeting with him, the other owner who is quite happy to let me park, agents etc and he refuses to budge - sad man who has nothing better to do with his time. keep your fingers crossed for me!
Have sent a private message re friend who may be interested. Ciao, hazy
Many thanks everyone - I will follow this up and see the visura. Going back to my initial question though - should the vendor's claim that it was communal parking have been checked officially by the notary or agent prior to my signing the rogito?
There are 3 apartments, 2 of which have garages (I don't) but there is space between the garages for my little car. Recently one of the other owners - he owns the apartment but does not live there or rent it out and does not use the garage - has sent me a letter saying that the ground in front of the apartments is not for communal parking - it is public land - and I must stop leaving my car there. This is despite the fact that for 3 years previously he was quite happy to let the owners of the other apartment park their cars on the land until they were able to buy the 2nd garage.It seems he has a problem with the vendor of my apartment and is being difficult in order to get at him but it sadly turns out he is correct and the vendor should not have told me there was legal parking. It states in my contract however that (according to the vendor) there is communal parking - should this not have been checked by the agent involved in the sale or by the notary before I signed the contract? The owner objecting is very serious about this and may well instigate court proceedings. Advice/help please.