Landlord in Padua: Apartment becomes a nightmare - occupied laugh!

Landlord in Padua: Apartment becomes a nightmare - occupied laugh!

Padua, Italien - in Padua, Italy, landlords are currently experiencing a dramatic nightmare when a family occupies and refuses to take a holiday apartment after their rental period. The owner, L.S., had approved a four -day rental by a couple from Trento, but the end of the rental period in October led to an unexpected chaos. "When the rental period had expired, they refused to go," said L.S. Opposite the Corriere della Sera. Soon other relatives moved into the apartment, so that up to ten people are now using the accommodation and even conflict with the neighbors by illegally tapping their electricity and water, such as [20min.ch] (https://www.20min.ch/story/padua-ti--sie-zpotten-uns-un- and reported.

chaos and threats

The residents are alerted in view of the situation. They are regularly mocked by the occupiers and consider their apartments to be at risk from the loud celebrations. "It is a constant coming and going, especially on weekends," complains a neighbor. In addition, the residents report dangerous conditions after the occupiers have drilled holes into the walls in order to gain access to the supply lines. The owner tries desperately to turn on the police, but their interventions were also unsuccessful: "Without a judicial evacuation order, we couldn't do anything", he was told what the situation was only escalating, like [Merkur.de] (https://www.merkur.de/welt/vermieter-in-italien-erleben-touristen-albtraum-chaos-und-invasion-nach-rae revenge-zr-93473726.html) reported.

The situation not only has fatal consequences for the owner, but also for the neighbors. "We were afraid that they would set the house on fire," explains L.S. In view of an incident when the occupiers had probably tried to warm themselves in a room in the cold season. The chaotic conditions and the constant threat of the occupiers let all parties reach their limits and strengthen the demands to the city administration to intervene and clarify the situation.