Cases

21

Mar
2018

Rent Arrears – Section 8 notice and Section 21 notice served – Tenant approached council for assistance – council stated deposit issues and payment in cash which is not registered by the landlord – we mediated and agreed payment plan and resolved all the outstanding issues – After four months – tenant defaulted payment plan – Section 8 notice reserved and matter taken to the court – OUTCOME

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

Tenant always inconsistent in paying his rent payments and stopped all correspondences. Landlord approached us for eviction process. We served Section 8 notice and Section 21 notice. Within 14 days, we received correspondence from the council and alleged that there is a deposit issue and as rent paid in cash so tenant disputed any rent arrears. Landlord never signed any rent book. We mediated and avoid further loss to our client (landlord) and agreed payment plan and resolved all alleged issues like deposit and rent arrears. Everything took in writing. After four months, the tenant defaulted the payment plan. Section 8 notice reserved. However, this time, the tenant never responded to the notice. Matter taken to the court. Upon the court hearing, the tenant appeared and got access to the duty solicitor. With our robust advocacy and detailed and well drafted pleadings, the court ordered

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