| Comment | As others have pointed out, it may well say that in the property deeds but you're not the owner so that doesn't affect you directly. The neighbour could contact the agency/landlord and they might have a word with you to ask you not to do it, but given the average agency/landlord couldn't give two fucks I think this is very unlikely to happen, and as nothing is in the lease you can't get in trouble for it (it's their omission). Property deeds are often full of all kinds of conditions nobody actually enforces, and in most cases (like this) are actually unenforceable.
If said neighbour had politely pointed this out to you in a friendly manner then that might be one thing, but if they've just shoved a passive-aggressive note then the proper response is to buy the biggest pair of y-fronts you can find and leave them permanently waving in the breeze. |
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