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• Eviction for rent arrears

  Details of the various types of possession orders that a judge can grant a landlord in order to evict their tenant. Also covers what happens if the tenant does not leave by the date on the possession order, warrants of possession and eviction by bailiffs.

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  • Debt and money
  • Rent arrears

• Eviction for mortgage arrears

  Information on how an eviction is carried out, including bailiffs and taking possession, what happens to the property after eviction, finding somewhere else to live, problems getting another mortgage in future.

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  • Debt and money
  • Mortgage problems

• Challenging an eviction

  Fill in the defence form to challenge the eviction. Find out how to build your case to stay in your council home.

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  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association

• Eviction for rent arrears

  Details of the various types of possession orders that a judge can grant a landlord in order to evict their tenant. Also covers what happens if the tenant does not leave by the date on the possession order, warrants of possession and eviction by bailiffs.

  • In:
  • Housing
  • Rent arrears

• Going to court for eviction

  Go to your court hearing - it’s the best way to keep your home. Find out what to tell the court and what happens if you’re asked to leave your home.

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  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association
  • If you're being evicted from your council home

• Preparing for your eviction hearing

  You should always go to court. Get ready for your eviction hearing and find out if you can get legal help.

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  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association
  • If you're being evicted from your council home

• Renting from the council or a housing association

  Get advice on social housing, including if you're being evicted.

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  • Housing
  • Applying for social housing
  • During your tenancy
  • If you're being evicted

• Going to your eviction hearing

  Go to your court hearing - it’s the best way to keep your home. Find out what to tell the court and what happens if you’re asked to leave your home.

  • In:
  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association

• Preparing for your eviction hearing

  You should always go to court. Get ready for your eviction hearing and find out if you can get legal help.

  • In:
  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association

• If you've got an eviction notice

  Don’t leave your home straight away. Check if your notice is valid and what to do next.

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  • Housing
  • Renting from the council or a housing association