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Originally Posted by ariesonu S2: The stones of the compound wall tell us that your building is quite OLD & thus any external modifications would be nearly impossible. I can see only one solution & that is fitting Park lifts. This is quite common in South Mumbai, where there are many old 'heritage' type buildings. I suggest that you call Mr. V & some more neighbours for a cup of coffee & discuss this solution. Since you do not have a society, you wont require such permissions too. On other hand I would suggest you speak to all residents & get the complete parking solutions worked out & if agreed, then installed. A little efforts on your part will buy you peace & harmony of lifetime.
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Sirji, wouldn't this lead to the same problem. AFAIK the car below has to move so that the top car can come down right? It would mean spending on this system and ending up in the same situation all over again. Quote:
Originally Posted by vkochar What a dilemma and what chaos !! Sad to see things like these happen in metros these days.
I used to stay in Vasant Kunj a couple of years back. Everyone had 3 cars or so. You could imagine the chaos.
In fact when I spoke to a family member staying in GK in delhi, he said 75% of neighbourhood complaints to the police stations are Parking Fights !!
The only solution to your problem is -
A - Do both of you own your houses ? If the other person does not, complaining to his landlord can be helpful !
B - Sit down mutually. If that person is a stubborn guy which he seems like. No point. Make things tough for him. Refuse to give him the keys.
C - If there are other neighbours. Try talking to them and then as a small group confront him.
D - If you do not own the house ! Change houses
E - Police - they are least helpful in these matters as the last thing they want to do is solve petty problems !
F - Last but not the least - Go to him with a box of sweets. Just like Gandhi would have done and make peace.
Even if all the points do not work then there are other methods also BUT that would mean fighting, puncturing each other tyres etc. which really does not work in the long run. |
There is no landlord anymore due to his demise and his successors are busy fighting. Hence there is no one to complain to. Changing the house, umm... I wish . We have tried part B from your list and it does not work.
Update: I went to him and tried convincing him to adjust the cars when he comes back. Il give you a brief on our convo:
ME: see there is no point fighting and we can easily sort it out by co-operating. We donot have a problem giving you the key, its just that the night timings are not accceptable by us. Whatever time you get back home from work you call for our key and adjust the car irrespective of whether you want to go or not.
Him: I donot go every night and my plan is never fixed. Also it does not make sense for me to do the adjusting which is really cumbersome.
ME: See if you do this then whatever time you want be it 11 or even 3 am you can go out without any problems.
Him: It does not make sense to me. And since 6 months we never had a problem, then why now? (yaa right! )
Me: See if you donot co-operate things will get worse. Again the same thing will happn, so please take the keys by 10 latest and not later than that.
After a lot of talks he agreed to change the car earlier when his plans are pre-made and the remaining days he agreed to come before 10.
There is no change in the happennings but hopefully it will be less stressful, as I also told them to leave their keys and go out incase their car is in the middle. Lets see what happens. Fingers crossed!!
Last edited by S2!!! : 1st October 2010 at 11:18.
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