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how exactly does that work? you went into my house, I throw you out, you call police and they come and haul me away? what stops me from calling the police on ra
by redeeman 2y ago
how exactly does that work? you went into my house, I throw you out, you call police and they come and haul me away? what stops me from calling the police on random guys claiming they threw me out? what will you say when police comes? "I was trying to steal his house and he threw me out"?
im not saying to beat the squatter to a bloody pulp, im just saying, you go in, they are evicted, end of story
- s1artibartfast 2y agoWhen the police come the squatter says that they are illegal tenant that has been living there can you beat them up and threw them out. They say that you were renting them a room or some nonsense like that. In California the courts hold squatters innocent until proven guilty through a lengthy legal process. Meanwhile you are charged for with no delay because it is illegal to beat someone even if they are squatting in your house. I don't like it, but this is the situation when the law is on the squatters side.
- redeeman 2y agowe were talking about spain I think, but either way, I didnt say beat up, but then, what stops me from going outside a random house, call police, and have the residents hauled away saying EXACTLY what you just said? and IF what you say is true, I would think that any squatter trying such a thing would be suicidal, because IF this is the outcome that would happen, perhaps residents might consider a slightly different solution
- rdtsc 2y ago> you went into my house, I throw you out, you call police and they come and haul me away? It’s just as ridiculous as it sounds. Unless they agree to leave, throwing them out will look like an assault. They’ll call the cops first and good luck going through a 3 year court process while the squatters live in and trash your place. And you better not turn the electricity or water off! They’ll complain as having have medical and sanitary needs and you put their lives in danger.