Category Archives: Tenant Eviction

The first question to ask is do you have a clause in your tenancy agreement prohibiting pet ownership at the property? Why have a clause? Landlords commonly will have a clause prohibiting pet...

Four years ago in 2014, Part 3 and Schedule 12 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (TCE 2007) came into force, supported by the new Taking Control of Goods Regulations 2013, the Taking...

When completing paperwork for court, you must always ensure that the correct entity is being named. Although it may seem obvious, suing the correct entity is not always as easy and straightforward as...

On Thursday 5th April (8pm), Channel 5 will launch “Bad Tenants, Rogue Landlords”, a companion series to “Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords”, which delves into the dark side of the housing...

After a smooth successful pilot project, the LIP (litigant in person) portal is set to go to public beta mode as soon as next Monday 26th March This will mean that the service will be available to all...

Questions from webinar on rapid eviction of tenants from residential property on 22nd Feb 2018. What are your costs for obtaining possession (other than court fees) and how does it compare with the...

BBC iPlayer is now showing Series 7 episodes 1 to 4 of ‘The Sheriffs Are Coming’. Click here to view This series includes the work of The Sheriffs Office and it is a look at the work of...

As being a landlord becomes less financially lucrative, with higher taxes and more regulation, there are more properties coming to market with existing tenants. We’ve put together the things you...

Landlord Action responds to latest MoJ statistics The latest landlord possession figures released by The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) show that the number of accelerated possession cases (section 21...

On 18th January we hosted a webinar on an introduction to High Court enforcement, we had over 127 people attend. We’ve compiled the Q&A from those who attended. If a defendant has moved...