For three years, Alba and Mark Foreman have had an attractive display of dried flowers from London outside their flat in Dynasty Court, Mid-Levels.
The other day, Alba found a note on the flowers.
'To upkeep an unique image of the property, we are hereby serving you a final notice to remove this/these object(s) from the common area within 24 hours. After then, we will arrange to have it/them disposed without further notice. You will be responsible for the cost of removal if any and our office hold no liabilities at all whatsoever on the loss of this/ these object(s).' It was signed Dynasty Court Estate Management Office.
This office sets a new standard for rude treatment of one's own paymasters.
First, it is decidedly bad to send someone a 'final notice' when it is the first notice you have given them.
Second, to treat a bunch of flowers as if it was a nuclear weapon needing special and expensive disposal is the height of imbecility.
