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What data do we have about how many evictions (or warning notices) are filed, what happens to them in court, and what happens to the people involved? On this page, find a collection of Eviction and Housing Databases with up-to-date data surrounding eviction updates.
- Outright Possession Order
- Suspended Possession Order
- Adjourn on Terms
- Adjourn to A Fixed Date
- Dismiss Claim
- Money Judgment
- Cost Order
The judge can make an outright order if they are satisfied that the landlord has proved a mandatory ground, or it is reasonable to give possession under a discretionary ground. If the claim is brought under the section 21 procedure for an assured shorthold tenancy, the judge must make an outright order if the landlord has followed the correct proce...
A suspended possession order means the tenant can remain in their home as long as they comply with certain terms. The judge can suspend a possession order that was made on a discretionary ground. Suspended orders are commonly granted on terms that the tenant pays current rent and a fixed amount towards their rent arrears. The landlord can apply for...
The judge can adjourn the claim on terms. This means no possession order has been made. It allows the tenant to demonstrate they can keep to payment terms or other conditions. This order is only available if the claim is brought on a discretionary ground. The landlord can apply to reinstate the possession claim if the tenant fails to keep to the te...
The judge can grant an adjournment to put off the decision about the case to a later date. An adjournment could be granted to allow the tenant to: 1. complete a claim for benefits 2. get detailed legal advice about their defence 3. file a counterclaim For claims brought on a mandatory ground, the court can adjourn in very limited circumstances and ...
The judge must dismiss the landlord's claim if they are not satisfied that the ground for possession has been met. They may also dismiss the claim if the notice has not been given correctly, or if a local authority or housing association landlord has not followed the pre-action protocol.
A money judgmentis a court order for the payment of a debt. The landlord usually includes a claim for a money judgment if their claim is brought on rent arrears grounds. The money judgment can be enforced in the same way as any other County Court money claim, for example by a court bailiffs warrant to take control of the tenant's goods. If the judg...
The tenant is usually ordered to pay some or all of the landlord's costs if a possession order is made. The court can set terms for payment of the costs. If the possession order is suspended, the payment of costs is suspended on the same terms. The costs of a possession claim include the costs paid to the court, including the issue fee. The landlor...
In this article, we will delve into the role of No Win No Fee solicitors in resolving civil disputes, including understanding the agreements, eligibility criteria, types of cases handled, the legal process, costs and fees involved, and the impact of legal reforms. Key Takeaways.
Apr 20, 1989 · Details. This document contains the following information: Landlord and tenant law: compensation for tenants’ improvements. Related publications and all Law Commission reports, consultation...
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