He has been “squatting” in his official residence for 4 years: a high school teacher continues to occupy the premises “without right or title”

A former teacher at the Victor-Duruy high school in the 7th arrondissement of Paris continues to occupy the official accommodation that he was supposed to return. screenshot – google maps

A former teacher at the Victor-Duruy high school in Paris continues to occupy the official apartment that he was supposed to return in 2020. The case has been referred to the Council of State.

He was provided with official accommodation and did not want to return it. A former teacher at the Victor-Duruy high school in the 7th arrondissement of Paris continues to occupy the premises “without right or title”, reports Actu.

Occupied apartment

The professor and his family had moved into this apartment in 2016. It was a company residence allocated with a precarious lease, which ended in 2019. A receptionist from the high school was then due to move into this accommodation in turn, but the premises remained occupied.

The teacher, who now works in the North of France, continues to live there with his family.

“Restore all means of access”

The Ile-de-France region has brought the case before the Paris administrative court to obtain his “immediate expulsion”. The judges asked the teacher to immediately vacate the accommodation he occupies without right or title (…) and to return all means of access to it, according to Actu.

Frozen situation

The teacher did not stop there. He counter-attacked on appeal, demanding the transformation of his "precarious lease" into a "permanent lease", again according to our colleagues. The man had also asked the judges to ensure "the protection of his family" and "an end to the harassment" to which he claims she is subjected by the principal and the school steward. the establishment. The three interim relief applications he filed were rejected.

The administrative court referred the case back to the Council of State. The situation remains frozen, as the official accommodation cannot be reallocated.