03

Apr

2018

Rent Arrears – Section 8 Notice – Claim filed in the court – tenant pleaded mandatory documents like gas safety, EPC etc not served – we represented the matter – OUTCOME

Tenant ordered to vacate the property in 14 days and pay all the rent arrears and costs

Tenant was in rent arrears of over seven months and stopped all correspondence with the landlord. Landlord approached us for the eviction. Section 8 notice served and matter taken to the court. The tenant attended the court and defended that she never received any of the mandatory documents like Gas Safety Certificate, EPC and How to Rent Guide. However, with our robust litigation and advocacy, the court ordered the tenant

To vacate the property in 14 days and pay all the rent arrears and costs

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