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@exc & raj, not sure if you've read my latest update. After learning the whole process, this is what I would do in the future: 1. Put a notes on the unauthorised car with friendly messages like "WARNING! You're NOT authorised to park in this spot. Registration no XYZ has been recorded. Please...

Thanks Y-man for clarifying this for me. @china: Retributory action can happen in almost any public/common places. Just that John Chee is more likely to get shot on the foot in US compare to AU :) Living in a house does not actually solve the issue. You may have all funky high security gate...

Hi Ausprop, My answer is to tow away the unauthorised car. But for future prevention, the one suggested by The Fence is probably one of the most harmless/creative way (just replace the spikes with something more human friendly like an iron road pole). Since it's a prevention, it won't even...

I may have just found the answer to my own question. What if someone parks in my private carspace? A by-law is not required to allow you to tow an illegal parked vehicle in your private lot because the illegal parked vehicle is a trespass on your property. Source: TEYS Lawyers And i...

Hmm... the car space is an allocated space in the Strata Plan/Title or common property which controlled by Body Corp. Should this be not the same as most unit apartments out there ? Best idea so far :) I may propose this in the next meeting. Meanwhile, do you know how/where to get this...

I tried to search around this forum but couldn't find any resolutions yet. Hope to get some of your wise advice: I own a 2 bedroom unit with one carspace. Two days ago, I have noticed an unauthorised vehicle had parked in my allocated spot and this is the 2nd time after a few months I...