Kyoko's voice fell, and a male owner came out from Aoba Terrace. He looked about forty years old, wearing a high-end Polo shirt. His overall temperament was that of a middle-aged man with a successful career. He

Hand over the original and copy of your driver's license.

He is the core leader of the Aoba Terrace Owners Committee - Director Katsuyama Ryota.

Katsuyama stared at the two lawyers on the opposite court and the female players behind them who were holding croquet mallets aggressively, and couldn't help but frown slightly.

Katsuyama has recently been very troubled by the issue of the right of way in the neighboring land. He was originally just a small business owner, so he spent a lot of money to buy a house in Aoba Terrace Apartments in order to maintain his face and expand his network of contacts.

In order to make connections, I also took the initiative to join the owners committee.

But after entering, I realized that every one of them is a hard-to-serve owner. Aoba Terrace Apartment’s huge annual property management expenses, repair expenses, parking lot fee management, clubhouse rental, etc., every piece of it is a piece of cake.

Big fat guy. Many named people in the apartment would from time to time point to one of their relatives or friends to be responsible for these expenses.

I want to refuse, but it's hard to refuse.

The previous director of the owners committee was imprisoned because of these bad things. He was suspected of accepting bribes and misappropriating public funds of the owners. So he was promoted. I never expected that the owners committee of an apartment would actually

There are so many doorways, but you still have to be so cautious and walk on thin ice.

"Mr. Katsuyama?" Kyoko finished checking the chairman of the owners' committee in front of her and handed the book over. Seeing that he was in a daze and didn't take it, Kyoko couldn't help but remind him.

"Oh, oh." Shengshan took back his ID as if he was just waking up from a dream, and then turned to look at the two lawyers he hired.

Originally, before the mediation meeting, Machiko's lawyer had already asked himself whether he could allocate some money to compensate the stadium owner so that the matter could be resolved quickly, because litigation is risky and may not be 100% winnable.

However, every expenditure of the owner's public funds must be signed by the director.

In view of the fact that the previous director was already in jail for accepting bribes, Shengshan no longer dared to spend the owners' public funds at will. If by that time, he was labeled as spending the owners' public funds at will, it would be miserable. It would be really miserable.

Yes, why is there so much mediation in the court? Why not just file a lawsuit directly? Of course, Shengshan did not dare to tell his client’s true thoughts to the client lawyer, but kept it silently in his heart.

After Kyoko checked the other people's IDs, she looked at both parties and said: "This incident was mainly caused by the dispute between Aoba Terrace Apartment and its request to exercise the right of access to the adjacent land from the green stadium. I think that based on the principle of friendship between both parties,

, can you first ask the condominium department to explain why you want the stadium to be open to traffic? And, if it should be open, how large the area should be."

After the words fell, everyone's eyes focused on the apartment side.

Machiko glanced at the notebook on the table, raised her head and said: "The reason why we require the right of way is actually very simple. It is because the nearby subway construction has dug up the roads around the apartment, and we are forced to only pass through the stadium.

.”

"Why didn't you choose to ask for the Shogun Hotel to open access, but chose to ask for the green stadium to open access." Miyagawa looked directly at Machiko in front of him and said, "Adjacent to Aoba Terrace Apartment is not only the stadium, but also the Shogun Hotel."

At the negotiation table, two women facing each other started a confrontation. They were of the same age and had the same background.

The men behind them, Kitahara and Gu Meimen, both chose to hide behind the scenes with a tacit understanding. Although they did not speak, their eyes were fixed on the situation on the field, as if they were strategizing to win against a general thousands of miles away.

Machiko heard Miyagawa's question and immediately took out one photo after another from the document bag. The photo showed a row of towering large railings. Behind the railings was a steep grassy slope, and the railings

In front is a descending passage leading to the underground garage.

Machiko pointed to the photo, looked at Miyagawa and said: "In fact, on the side of Aoba Terrace Apartment adjacent to the Shogun Hotel, there is a large slope leading to the underground garage. In addition, Aoba Terrace Apartment itself has already

The base was raised, which is the grassy slope in the photo. Added together, the adjacent heights were too different. After the temporary stairs were built, they were too steep and not suitable for pedestrians at all."

"Yes, yes. Lawyer Dai is right!!!" some apartment owners shouted, "We can only get out towards the stadium now."

Miyagawa frowned slightly, and then said: "Then what extent do you need the stadium to be open?"

"About this issue..." Machiko took out a piece of paper from the file bag next to her, "Based on the current number of owners of Aoba Terrace and the needs of people entering and exiting, we think..."

Listening to Machiko's words, Katsuyama, who was sitting in the back, felt that an opportunity had come.

He doesn't want any mediation.

Although most owners hope to solve the problem quickly through mediation and paying the stadium a compensation.

But I don’t want to sign my name on the owner’s expenditure of public funds.

Think about the experience of the previous chairman of the owners' association who was accused of embezzling the public funds of the owners and was imprisoned. I had to mess up this mediation meeting.

Letting the court make a ruling is the safest course of action for you.

Katsuyama coughed slightly and directly interrupted Machiko: "We hope to open an area equivalent to a standard sidewalk and driveway."

Machiko's eyebrows twitched when she heard Katsuyama's words behind her, and she turned around to look at Katsuyama. The scope of opening that Katsuyama just mentioned was not consistent with what was discussed before the mediation meeting. It was previously agreed that the opening would be equivalent to a sidewalk.

area, now Shengshan suddenly asked to add a lane for no reason.

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Gu Meimen next to him looked at Katsuyama and frowned slightly, but as an old fox, he understood Katsuyama's motives in an instant.

When Miyagawa heard this request, he suddenly felt a little dumbfounded. This was too much. Not only did people have to leave, but they also had to open to traffic. This... this was like a lion's mouth.

Doesn’t this person have the mentality of being embarrassed for causing trouble to others?!

"If it is opened to traffic, it will mean that our entire green stadium will be scrapped. Mr. Katsuyama, do you know?" Miyagawa's tone became cold.

She originally wanted to have a good talk with the other party, but the other party was so insincere.

At this time, Gao Jing behind him heard the other party's request to open the traffic, and his whole face turned dark.

"Don't think I'm going too far." Shengshan opened his mouth, waved his hands, and deliberately raised his voice a bit, stimulating, "You know, there are a lot of private cars parked in our basement. After the subway construction, our

Private cars can no longer be driven! Isn’t it reasonable to ask for a road to be opened to traffic?”

"Open to traffic!! Open to traffic!!" Some owners were also moved by Shengshan's statement and shouted loudly.

"Hey!!! Do you still have any conscience!" Gao Jing opened his eyes angrily and became excited, "You know how much I spent on the grass in that field. If we want to draw a lane for traffic, then

The grass of the stadium was completely destroyed. Will you be responsible for the damage!! A bunch of bastards!!!"

In an instant, it was like a powder keg being ignited.

Several owners across the street who were not willing to be outdone immediately stood up and cursed Takai in return.
Chapter completed!