"Tim Streater" wrote in message
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In article , Norman Wells
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"John Williamson" wrote in message
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In your world, maybe. In the real world, it's very relevant, as moving in
will be accepted as proof that you accepted the situation should the case
go to court.

The law is the law. And it says nothing at all about moving in or implied
acceptance. A complete newcomer is entitled to complain about a nuisance just
as much as anyone else.

A complaint is one thing. getting to council to act is another.

The one leads to the other. It's how it works.

And if the local authority deems it a Statutory Nuisance it will issue an
abatement order.

Well done for spotting the flaw in your own tendentious ********.

Eh?