parking on private property

[JS]

Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
there any other legal recourse available?

[Perhaps]

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 18:39:15 -0800, JS wrote:

> Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
> there any other legal recourse available?

What do you want to achieve? How far are you willing to go to achieve it
legally?

[Charles L]

"JS" <js_3762426@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
> there any other legal recourse available?

I know that you can't clamp cars in Victoria.

Charles L

[Rod Speed]

JS <js_3762426@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property.

Clamping varys with the state, not allowed in some states.

You can always block with say another vehicle.

> Or is there any other legal recourse available?

In theory you can just remove it from your property,
but its legally iffy if you damage it in the process or
you put it where it can get damaged etc or illegal.

[EnjoyDialup]

In victoria wheel clamping is illegal. dosn't matter whos property your on!

you can still be toed away though!

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"JS" <js_3762426@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
> there any other legal recourse available?

[EnjoyDialup]

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> JS <js_3762426@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> > Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property.
>
> Clamping varys with the state, not allowed in some states.
>
> You can always block with say another vehicle.

I do that all the time when the people from the local gym park in my
allie-way preventing me from getting to my carport at the back of my house.
i park behind them, effectivly locking them in, and place a note on their
window telling them they are parked in my driveway and i will be out the
move the car in the morning when i have to go to work. it is fun watching
them knock on peoples doors until the find the right one. i tell them i am
busy watching my favorite tv show and will be out in 40 mins to move the
car. they are never happy, but i dont see the same car their twice!





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[Galimatias]

EnjoyDialup wrote:
> In victoria wheel clamping is illegal. dosn't matter whos property
> your on!
>
> you can still be toed away though!

That a punt or a drop kick?

[Atec]

Galimatias wrote:
>
> EnjoyDialup wrote:
> > In victoria wheel clamping is illegal. dosn't matter whos property
> > your on!
> >
> > you can still be toed away though!
>
> That a punt or a drop kick?
in Eric's case a drop

[Galimatias]

Atec" <"atec77(stripoff) wrote:
> Galimatias wrote:
>>
>> EnjoyDialup wrote:
>>> In victoria wheel clamping is illegal. dosn't matter whos property
>>> your on!
>>>
>>> you can still be toed away though!
>>
>> That a punt or a drop kick?

> in Eric's case a drop

It went out of favour years ago. Yes, that's him.

[Strata Unit Owner]

js_3762426@hotmail.com (JS) wrote:
>Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
>there any other legal recourse available?

I have wondered whether it's possible to phone a tow operator and
offer them a job? They'd recoup the cost of the tow and storage by
impounding the vehicle at their yard until the vehicle owner pays
up, in much the same way the transport authority has contractors
tow away illegally-parked vehicles.

Keep a few photos of the vehicle parked on private property as
evidence.

Strata Unit Owner

[bassett]

It has to be posted [sign] that there parking illegal, and subject to being
towed away.
But if they find out its you, be prepaired for broken windows, kicked in
doors., and no Christmas cards
bassett


"Strata Unit Owner" <owner@127.0.0.1> wrote in message
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> js_3762426@hotmail.com (JS) wrote:
> >Can one clamp or block cars parked on (rented) private property. Or is
> >there any other legal recourse available?
>
> I have wondered whether it's possible to phone a tow operator and
> offer them a job? They'd recoup the cost of the tow and storage by
> impounding the vehicle at their yard until the vehicle owner pays
> up, in much the same way the transport authority has contractors
> tow away illegally-parked vehicles.
>
> Keep a few photos of the vehicle parked on private property as
> evidence.
>
> Strata Unit Owner
>