Eviction can be done by landlords so long as they are careful – the Landlord Law eviction kit can help. Includes both accelerated and standard procedures + eviction in common law tenancies
Tag Archive: possession claims
What can I do now my tenant has stopped paying rent?
A tenant gave notice to vacate but is now remaining in the property and failing to pay rent. What can the landlord do?
Moving out after service of a section 21 notice
A tenant has been told to stay in a property after service of a s21 notice until the landlord has got a possession order.
What can we do to evict this terrible tenant?
Here is a question to the blog clinic from Mary (not her real name): I have a tenant who has never paid any rent (apart from a small intial payment). I have tried to evict her for non-payment of rent, however, she has launched a counterclaim against up making up all sorts of allegations against…
A landlords tale of woe
If you want to know the sort of problems that landlords can get themselves into, see this email I recieved from a Landlord Law Blog reader. It has been edited to remove identifying names and places. Our estate agents arranged for council tenants to live in our property but it has taken around £15,000 of…
Judge error causing landlords delay and expense
Some landlords are suffering delay and additional expense due to Judges incorrectly rejecting their claims
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Evicting tenants under section 21
Section 21 is generally the best procedure for evicting tenants. I look at why and the potential problems with rent arrears claims
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