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Why did you stay if you knew that the debentures were going to end in December of 2018? Why not sell your boat and leave?
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Why is this such a big problem? You have a boat, surely you can just move it and drop anchor anywhere. Then you won't even have to pay mooring fees. Or if you really want a marina mooring, just go to another one.
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I've heard that you are all living illegally on the boats, you must have realised that at some point you would have to leave. You can't be 'evicted' if you aren't allowed to live there in the first place.
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Surely the easiest thing to do is just sell your boat. It is probably worth a fortune, you could probably buy another flat for that money. Why don't you all just put your boats up for sale?
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You have almost four months to find somewhere else to store your boat. Maybe you can put it in storage and then come back when the marina is re-opened. Wouldn't it be a simple matter of working out the timeline of the renovation works and organizing yourselves accordingly?
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Why did you buy such an expensive boat anyway? Everybody knows that the value of boats always goes down so you knew that you would lose money before you even bought it.
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