Dispute with our Homeowners' Association regarding parking our car on our driver way
Asked on Oct 28th, 2013 on Real Estate - New Jersey
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We have a dispute with our Homeowners' Association regarding parking our car in our driver way, the rule is owner should park their car in the garage unless it is impracticable. I think I am in the situation impracticable to park both cars into the garage. But the association asking us pay parking fines for violation. We disagree and want fight for this matter.
It is going to be a matter of proving what is "impractical" and what everyone meant when they agreed to that term. If there is room in the garage for two vehicles, but it is more convenient for you to park the second car somewhere else, it is going to be difficult for you to prove that it was impractical. you did not provide any information as to why it is impractical - for example - do you have young children that need to be carried, is one driver disabled, does one driver go back and forth frequently - these are some examples of what will have to presented in order to prove that you complied with the terms of the agreement, and qualify for the exception that it was "impractical" to park in the garage.
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