Cases

19

Jul
2018

Tenancy got a break clause – Landlord wanted to have the property back – Section 21 notice – matter taken to the court – Court order possession – tenant filed defence and pleaded hardship (which was later found) – Court asked for the hearing – Matter represented by us in the court– Outcome

Possession Order maintained

Landlord offered tenancy for twelve months to the tenant. The tenant was having the break – clause. Upon signing of the tenancy, landlord categorically showed the break clause and asked the tenant to sign next to the break-clause. Landlord moved out from the property, however, due to the personal reasons, landlord wanted to have the property back. She requested the tenant to move out by referring the break-clause. Tenant refused to listen. Landlord Served Section 21 notice on her own and she approached us to the take the matter to the court for possession order. We filed the case and within 6 weeks, we secure the possession order. Surprisingly, after two days, we received the defence and hardship pleading filed by the tenant and also we received the court hearing date. Matter represented by us. With our robust litigation skills, the court order that

The Possession Order maintained
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