The Council of State must be used to settle a hefty neighbor’s quarrel in the tip in Norg, as it turned out today during a lawsuit in The Hague.
According to the complainant, the misery started when his current neighbors bought the house right next to his storage room. That storage room had been there for twenty years, he explained to the judge.
The previous neighbors had never had any problems with that, and he himself had no problem with the extension of the previous neighbors. But according to the complainant, the new neighbors made a big problem of the storage room. According to them, it is far too close to their extension.
When the municipality of Noordenveld established a new zoning plan for the tip, whereby the municipality legalized a number of buildings and outbuildings, the complainant assumed that this also applied to his storage room. But when his new neighbors objected, the municipality still withdrew the legalization of the storage room. Reason: the storage room is in the middle of the cultural -historically valuable woodwall that runs diagonally through the tip and must be preserved.
This means that in the worst case the complainant must break down his storage room, should the Council of State in favor of the neighbors and Noordenveld.
The complainant, in turn, does not leave it at that. According to him, the Land Registry has incorrectly measured the ownership limits in the past and part of the extension of his neighbors is on his country. A different procedure is about that. If he is right, he will demand the demolition of the extension of his neighbors.
The judge will make a knot in a few weeks

