LANDLORD WANTED TO END THE TENANCY – SECTION 21 NOTICE SERVED – MATTER TAKEN TO THE COURT – TENANT PLEADED HARDSHIP – COURT ASK FOR THE FORMAL HEARING – MATTER REPRESENTED BY US
Outcome – Defendant (Tenant’s) Defence dismissed within few minutes of our pleading – Tenant order to vacate within 14 Days
Due to ongoing issues, the landlord decided to end the tenancy. Landlord approached us for the eviction – We served Section 21 notice – Tenant failed to leave despite the notice expired – with the instructions of our client, legal proceedings initiated by us – Tenant filed the defence and pleaded hardship – Court ordered the formal proceedings – with our effective case management and robust advocacy, the court dismissed the tenant’s defence and order the following:-
1. HAND OVER THE VACANT POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTY WITHIN 14 DAYS.
2. RELEASE OF THE DEPOSIT OF £1300.00 IN OUR CLIENT’S FAVOUR IN SETTLEMENT OF COSTS. (PLEASE NOTE: UNDER SECTION 21 NOTICE PROCEEDINGS, THE COURT GENERALLY DOES NOT GIVE THE ORDER FOR THE RELEASE OF THE DEPOSIT)