17

Jan

2018

RENT ARREARS – DISREPAIR ISSUES NOT REPORTED – TENANT GIVING FALSE PROMISE TO MOVE OUT – – SECTION 8 NOTICE SERVED – MATTER TAKEN TO THE COURT

Outcome – Tenant ordered to vacate within 14 Days

Tenant is in rent arrears. Despite of best efforts by landlord or agent, not payment received. Upon inspection, the landlord found huge issues in the property which were never been reported to landlord. Tenant stating since long that he will move out but he failed to keep his promise. Landlord approached us for the eviction – We served Section 8 notice and then initiated legal proceedings –– With our effective case management and robust advocacy, the court ordered the following:-

1. HAND OVER THE VACANT POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY WITHIN 14 DAYS.

2. RELEASE OF THE DEPOSIT IN OUR CLIENT’S FAVOUR IN SETTLEMENT OF COSTS.

Recent Cases

Land owner Engaged the Services of Agent for selling house – After 7 months the Land Owner became quite – No response given to any Agents calls or confirming new property viewings – No further efforts made by the Agents to advertise the property – After one and half year the agents found property sold to one of their introducers – Land Owner refused to accept – Our services engaged – After writing three correspondence to the Land Owner Solicitors – payment of £6000.00 was made
Section 21 notice – Tenant every evasive – No access given to the landlord from the last over six months – Court case filed by us – Outcome
Trial Hearing for full one day – Case pending since over last one and half year – Tenant won the appeal too – Matter represented by us on the final day hearing – the matter was concluded within two hours of hearing, outcome
Rent Arrears – No access to the property – tenant with the landlord for last 8-9 years – Landlord came into great financial crunch – Tenant promised payments but nothing paid since starting of the year – Section 8 notice – Agreed consent order to avoid costs – tenant breached the agreements – outcome
Rent Arrears of over £5k – HMO – Section 8 notice – The tenant was once the property manager – Matter represented by us – Second hearing – Outcome