Are you sure that you don't mean managment agent here? After all the management company is owned/run by the householders. If the management company was useless then it means that the householders were useless.We got our management company involved and they were useless.
I agree. Our management company agreement has rules against satellite dishes, aerials, certain alterations to the properties etc. but these have been breached by several residents (these breaches don't really bother me personally other than it being a bit annoying that some people play by the rules while others ignore them). While the management agent (at the behest of the management company) has written to residents about this and threatened action ultimately such action will cost the management company maintenance and possibly legal fees. Right now the management company (i.e. the householders) is not inclined to pursue this since it would mean that annual management fees would most likely increase. So, basically, some residents simply ignore some of the rules and there are no repercussions.Seems to be that unless you go down a very severe route of bringing residents through a legal channel for breach of lease contract, I don't think there's anything you can do. The burden of proof would rest with you as the complainant and when you consider that this would involve gathering proof of the children playing, you may be getting into dodgy territory.
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