If you want to get your property back, evicting a tenant through a possession order may be necessary. However, the procedure for doing so is very strict. We recommend specialist legal advice to avoid charges of harassment or illegal eviction.
First, you will usually need to issue the tenant with either a Section 8 or Section 21 notice, depending on the circumstances. Subsequently, a possession order will need to be applied for with the Courts. Thereafter, you may need a warrant for possession if your tenants still won’t leave.
Astle Paterson offer a fixed-fee service for the process of evicting the tenant and recovering possession of your rental property.
Our lawyers provide tailored advice to recover your property quickly and stress-free.
In this video, Liam O’Shea gives sound advice to UK Landlords around dealing with bad tenants. Liam covers everything from how to recover your property from tenants and seeking possession of your rented property under section 8 and section 21 to deal with bad tenants. This video also covers what to do if a tenant hasn’t left your property, tips to protect your deposit and how to serve information to your tenant.
Astle Paterson offer a complete legal service for landlords, including drafting tenancy agreements, providing guidance on letting regulations, and evicting a tenant. Contact our specialist team below.
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