It occurs to me that the squatter must have to cross other land to access this house. i.e. a driveway off a driveway or such. Having permission (implied by someone ) that you may live in a house doesn't seem to me to give you a right to access that house if you have to use access that is in the control of others.
So if access is thru shared access then the tenancy law does not apply to the access initial and therefore the property owner can deny actual use of any access other than on the area particular to the house.
so if the access is off another driveway belonging to the property owner. lock off the access to the main driveway. Nothing they can do and you can use health and safety reasons to prevent them accessing their piece of paradise thru the main access.
So if access is thru shared access then the tenancy law does not apply to the access initial and therefore the property owner can deny actual use of any access other than on the area particular to the house.
so if the access is off another driveway belonging to the property owner. lock off the access to the main driveway. Nothing they can do and you can use health and safety reasons to prevent them accessing their piece of paradise thru the main access.
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