one floor number 26 of Carrer Bonaventura Riberaygua, a Andorra la Vellahas fixed one eviction by November 19. But when the Diari moved to the building yesterday to talk to those affected, the neighbors explained an unusual situation: no one lives in the flat anymore. The last resident and recipient of one of the two edicts published yesterday in BOPA was a 64-year-old man who was found dead in his home in Maywhen he had been deceased for a month. His ex-partner, addressee of the other edict, lives in Spain for a long time Both communiques set a date for the execution of a ruling on leases of April 26firm fromJuly 1 At the request of the owner, the saig required the September 15 to the recipients of the order to voluntarily hand over the flat and the keys. Since they didn’t, the October 30 agreed to regain possession of it and pointed out on the 19that 10.30 hoursto deliver the property to the owner and evict the occupants, if any.
The eviction orders from the saigo hung on the door of the house.
The owner must appear with a locksmith, in case the door needs to be opened. The council may also have the help of the police. In addition, he warns that the belongings left at the home at that time can be considered abandoned and at the disposal of the lessor, except for valuables such as jewelry and money. Document no specify, however, which was the reason for the litigation nor does it attribute the contract to the deceased. The coincidence of the address does not allow the death to be linked to the legal claim, the exact causes of which are not known.
“There is no one here anymore”, assured a neighbor to the diary. He explained that the couple had separated before the death and that he had been left living alone in the flat. “When I arrived here, seventeen years ago, he was already there“, he recalled. The residents were unable to specify when the woman had left, but they stated that she currently lives outside. The visits to the home after the death would have been punctual. According to the neighbors, a daughter of the former couple would have gone there to collect personal belongings. “They came and took things from the flat“, the neighbors recount. They also indicated that notices had been left on the door so that relatives could see them if they returned. Outside of these visits, the witnesses say that they have not observed any activity in the home.
The diary had already reported the case on May 22. The man’s prolonged absence caused neighbors to alert the emergency services. The police and firefighters entered the flat and they located the body there. According to the police, the death had been “from natural causes”. The man worked as a security guard, but had been on leave for almost two months. In the neighborhood he was remembered as a kind person, fond of music and discreet. “We had never had any problems“, explained a resident. The edict contrasts with the situation described by the neighborhood. It is not known that the council has yet verified whether the flat is empty If the November 19 it is confirmed that no one remains, there will be no person to evict and the action will serve to formally return possession to the property.
