Cases

18

Jul
2018

Rent Arrears – Tenant refused entry to the landlord even to carry on regular inspection – Section 8 notice – Matter represented by us – on the first hearing – Outcome

Possession in 14 days, Payment of the landlord costs, Payment of Rent Arrears of £3250.00, Daily Rate and Release of deposit in landlord’s favour

Landlord very frustrated with the unwarranted acts of the tenant. The property was beautiful property and there was no reason for rent arrears by the tenant. Tenant alleged that Housing Benefits stopped. Landlord tried to communicated to the Benefits department but they refused to speak to the landlord due to Data Protection. Landlord tried to inspect the property, but the tenant alleged harassment. With huge disappointment, the landlord contacted us for eviction process. Section 8 notice and Section 21 notice served together. Matter then filed in the court. With our robust file management and advocacy skills, the Deputy District Judge ordered the tenant to:

Hand over Possession in 14 days, Payment of the landlord costs, Payment of Rent Arrears of £3250.00, Daily Rate and Release of deposit in landlord’s favour
Furthermore, after instructing the bailiffs to carry on the eviction, the landlord surprisingly received a contact from the tenant that he want to object the Court’s Order and he will file an appeal. Landlord contacted us about the communication received. We confirm that let the tenant file an appeal, we will take care.
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