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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
A little bird tells me you have an update on this nightmare
A little bird tells me you have an update on this nightmare
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
Hi, certainly do. 👍Possession order granted on Thursday. Due to no show he resolved on my evidence alone. 14 days to remove herself. If she refuses then i can apply to court for bailiffs to get involved. (Massive relief for me and my family) i have certainly learnt my lesson on this! I cannot thank you and the forum enough! And JB for directing me here! Could 😘you all!!!Comment
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
That's great news. Well done and thanks to PlanB who certainly knows how to deal with housing issues.I'm an official AAD Moderator and also a volunteer, here to help make the forum run smoothly. Any views or opinions are mine and not the official line of AAD. Similarly, any advice I have offered you is done so on an informal basis, without prejudice or liability. If in doubt seek advice from a qualified insured professional - Find a Solicitor or go to the National Probono Centre.
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
I would especially like to thank PlanB, I know she usually fights for the tenant but gave MP fantastic advice over a situation that was just so stressful for them. I'm so glad its nearly over for you now, but next time don't forget that one little word
Jane x
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
Congrats, mpe. I hope all goes smoothly and that they leave without fuss. It's great that it went in your favour despite the few hiccups.
Well done to PlanB - another success story
If happy little bluebirds fly, beyond the rainbow, why, oh why can't I?
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
Now that's what I call a miracle! You had given her an assured tenancy agreement so you were stuck with her for life and her descendantsOriginally posted by mpeverton1980 View Post
When you've got a second can you update on what happened in court. I assume you were granted possession on the basis of rent arrears, but it depends what is written in the court order as to how you can claim that money. If it is a money judgement then you use that, but if there is no mention of the sum due n the possession order then you will have to issue a new county court summons. You should be fine with that since you already have a possession order for that reason (rent arrears).Comment
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
Has Miss Trouble removed herselfOriginally posted by mpeverton1980 View Post
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Re: Troublesome Tenant-Please help
No as suspected she has stayed put! now for the next step. Warrant to the courts for a bailiff! sent form off yesterday so hopefully it will not be too long now...... it is tiring me out somewhat I must admit. Valuable lesson learnt.Comment
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