Rethinking possession orders
Language: English Series: New Law Journal ; 157(7268) 13 April 2007, 506-507(2)Publication details: 2007Subject(s):- CATALYST COMMUNITIES HOUSING ASSOCIATION V COLEMACK
- DCA PRE-ACTION PROTOCOL FOR POSSESSION CLAIMS BASED ON RENT ARREARS
- TAJ V ALI
- HARLOW DC V HALL
- THOMPSON V ELMBRIDGE BC
- WHITE V KNOWSLEY HOUSING TRUST AND ANOTHER
- BRISTOL CITY COUNCIL V HASSAN AND ANOTHER
- MERTON LBC V COOK
- SOUTHWARK LBC V ST BRICE
- England and Wales -- 1543-
- PROPERTY-RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY-RESIDENTIAL LANDLORD AND TENANT-RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES-BREACHING RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES
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Discusses the need to take appropriate measures when residential tenants fall into rent arrears. Considers ways in which courts may seek to strike a balance between allowing reasonable time to pay and a landlord?s claim to an eviction order. Suspended possession orders, the concept of the tolerated trespasser, and no-date possession orders are described. The frequent suspension of warrants is described as undermining the court's authority in recent times. Refers to case law.