forum: Chicken
#11 Tue 25 Aug 09 10:51am
KingyG7
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- Member since Tue 25 Aug 09
Re: Church of England Eviction
Hi chickenkeeper - Though this seems like good news, I'd be very wary of approaching the problem in this way. It seems like you are creating more problems for yourself than is necessary to be honest. Is it that important to you that you lose any sort of good relationship between yourself and your landlords for the sake of keeping a few chickens?
That law does seem reasonably vague on what might constitute "a nuisance" so I'd be concerned that creating a rift between yourself and your landlords might make them try and find small reasons to evict you in order to get someone else who will stick to their rules.
I think a phone call or meeting with them where you explain what you would like to do and how it will be kept clean etc would be the best course of action rather than waving some legal clause in their faces.
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#12 Tue 25 Aug 09 11:22am
The White Rabbit

- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Church of England Eviction
Here it's the local council that decides but most of them have the same rules. If I wanted to keep chooks they have to be a certain distance from all the fences so they'd probably be smack bang in the middle of the backyard.
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