Campsite owner refuses to sell chalets

Questioner

Just a question, my mother-in-law has had a chalet on a campsite for years, she built it together with her second husband and made it bigger and has been living there for some time, now alone. This one is only in maintenance and big now too much for her. Now she had sold it verbally, now the owner of the campsite just doesn't want chalets to be sold anymore, because they have other plans for the campsite. Are they allowed to forbid this, the chalet is no longer movable, and of course it is her piggy bank?

Lawyer

Is there a binding obligation to the rules of the Recron? It states in considerable detail what is and is not allowed with sales and sales for the reason you mention. In those cases, there must be a proper renovation plan. If Recron rules do not apply, then the law and their own conditions apply. Annual pitches are rented per year and in principle there is no right to rent protection. I can find out which rules apply and/or whether existing obligations are imposed on both parties by law or rules or provisions.

Questioner

Good morning, Okay thanks, I believe the Recron rules were valid but from what we understood the campsite was sold (or something and I think we have little right then, I advised her to just stay there as long as possible and then see what happens thank you for your response. Kind regards, Anique Bouwman

Lawyer

I still recommend looking into what rights and obligations there are because it is a waste of all the investments. Moreover, unnecessary investments can be prevented if recreational users are informed in time.

Questioner

Ok, and where can I find out what rights Camping Moeke Mooren falls under?

Lawyer

The campsite itself has its own recreation and pitch conditions.