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12th June 2007, 05:34
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| | Basic Account Customer | Urgent Problem Hiya guys my current landlord has decided to turn of all Elec/Gas/Water for non payment of rent which is the sum of £1000 yesterday he came round and asked me to leave the house withing 24hours or he would send people round to collect my things etc, my aggreement has run out as far as i am aware but is he able to kick me out now withut going through the courts, below is a letter i have drafted which i intend to post through his letter Box this very morning, could you have a read over it and amend as you see fit so i can print of the final draft.
Current sitation: NO GAS/ELEC/WATER THREAT OF EVICTION WITHIN 24 HOURS
Reason: NONE PAYMENT OF RENT DUE TO LOSS OF EARNINGS.
Possible problem: Tenacy Agreement may have expired. Below is the draft letter Dear Mr [edited], I am writing on behalf of Mr [edited] who currently resides [edited, Mr [edited] has brought it to my attention that you have asked him to vacate the above address within 24 hours of 11/6/07 as you are aware there are now strict guidelines in place that prevent such actions as per the The 1964 Housing Act/1988 Housing Act extended the offence of harassment, introducing a right to civil action for damages by wrongfully evicted occupiers. Mr [edited] has made it known that you have on more than one occasions cut of all water, gas, or electricity, threatening tenants with eviction which is now considered harassment under the Protection from Eviction Act 1977, which defines harassment as: any act(s) likely to interfere with the peace or comfort of the residential occupier or any members of his or her family, or the persistent withdrawal of services reasonably needed for occupation. I would ask that you give Mr [edited] a more suitable timescale in which to leave the property as I have advised him to start legal action should this course of action prove in vain. I also ask that all contact be made via letter to Mr [edited] in future Some good advice on what swift action i can talk would be good i due to be out at 3pm tuesday
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Reason: removed personal markers for your security.
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12th June 2007, 12:16
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: homeless now Hi
Sorry to hear this.
Have you contacted your local council?
Also shelter maybe able to offer some help Shelter England: the housing and homelessness charity
I know what you are going through as I will shortly be in the same situation.
PM if you need a friendly ear or if I can offer anymore help.
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12th June 2007, 13:18
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: homeless now Bradqwer, you have been advised on your original thread. The landlord cannot just 'say' he has served notice, same as he cannot just throw you out on the street. If he comes round today, don't let him in. If he tries to get in, phone the police, and TELL THEM on the phone that your landlord is trying to physically and forcibly evict you without a court order. Tell them he is damaging the property and if he gets in will commit violence against you. Again, as advised, call your local council's Housing Office and tell them that you have been cut off from all utilities and the LL is trying to forcibly and illegally evict you. You still havent replied as to whether these utilities are in your name or the landlord's. Please help us to help you by replying to the questions in your thread, giving as much detail as possible.
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16th June 2007, 08:29
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: homeless now Do you have an Assured Shorthold Tenancy? If it has run out then it lapses into what is called periodical, you still have to be dealt with properly, the correct notices and lengths of time must run, and nobody, but a county court bailiff can evict you. You go nowhere, until you have a court order giving you a date to leave and/or you still remain and the bailiff turns up.
You must still be given the chance to speak in Court if you want to and although both Notices, 8 for rent and 21 for end of tenancy contain mandatory grounds (that is the judge MUST grant possession) he can and often will allow you up to 42 days to vacate if to do otherwise will cause extreme hardship .
You say you haven't received the NOSP's - Ask for copies of the S8 NOSP and see if it has been issued using Ground 8, this is the mandatory clause in arrears, if they have made an error and used Grounds 10 and 11, then it is discretionary and the judge may give you a further chance. Its the S21 you need to be wary of, check the dates to see they are correct, ie 2 months notice to be given to end on the day or the day before a sum of rent is due. Also ask to see the proof of service that the landlord will be required to show in his court bundle - that is the document that shows how he served the NOSPs on you, either personally, and you will have signed for them, through your door and he will have signed to say he did this, or by registered post. If you really haven't had them the judge may believe you and order that they are reserved, it starts the ball rolling again!
Finally, go to Shelter if you have a local office, they love charmers like this and they are experts.
I hope this all works out for you, you must be so frightened right now. |
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