Evicting A Tenant In East Sussex Can Be Easy With Denbigh Franks In East Sussex

Sometimes, evicting a East Sussex, East Sussex tenant may be a difficult and problematic situation so, if you wish to do it lawfully, it is important that you follow Denbigh Franks's steps with caution.

The following guide by East Sussex's Denbigh Franks on the eviction process only applies to Assured Shorthold Tenancies in Bexhill and Hastings, which there are two types, 'Periodic' tenancies- run weekly or monthly with an end date that isn't fixed, and Fixed-term tenancies- run for a set amount of time.

Step 1: Serve East Sussex Eviction Notice In East Sussex

If you need to return your property in East Sussex after the deadline, you must give your tenants in Eastbourne notice in accordance with Section 21.

When a tenant in East Sussex has dishonoured terms of the tenancy in East Sussex, a Section 8 notice must be provided instead.

Depending on the terms of tenancy agreements, notices can have a variation of 2 weeks to 2 months in Hastings.

However, generally, it is advisable in East Sussex, East Sussex to give your tenants a two months eviction notice, but there are exceptions, for example, in Eastbourne, in the event that the tenant has stayed in the property for less than six months, or in Hastings, if the premise is an HMO without a license.

In East Sussex's East Sussex, to ensure that your tenants receive the notice in Eastbourne, Hastings, or Bexhill, you can make use of the Professional Notice Servers.

Step 2: In East Sussex, East Sussex, Obtain A Possession Order From Denbigh Franks

If the tenants, after receiving notice in Hastings, Bexhill, or Eastbourne, still don't move out then you will have to approach the court of East Sussex and apply for a Standard Possession Order.

In East Sussex, East Sussex, this costs £325.

In addition, if you are not protesting for unpaid rent in East Sussex's East Sussex, feel free to request for an Accelerated Possession Order in Hastings, Bexhill, or Eastbourne which will cost you £355 and is normally quicker since court hearing is not included.

You would then fill and submit the form at the County Court of East Sussex, East Sussex.

In East Sussex, a copy would then be sent to the tenant in Bexhill, Hastings, or Eastbourne, and a reply would be expected within fourteen (14) days.

The East Sussex judge can decide to prolong the period assuming that the tenant is going through a trying moment.

Step 3: Use Denbigh Franks's Service To Apply For A Warrant For Possession In East Sussex, East Sussex

If the occupants in Eastbourne, Bexhill, or Hastings still feel reluctant to move out after you've followed the procedures above, there is one last option: Sending an application to the East Sussex court of law for a Warrant for Possession.

In this scenario, Enforcement agents from Denbigh Franks can go ahead and oust the occupants from your property in Eastbourne, Bexhill, or Hastings, which attracts a fee of £121.

If you still need to speed up the process ask the transfer of the case from the County Court of East Sussex to the High Court, and the High court enforcement officer of Denbigh Franks will ensure the eviction.

This service can only be accomplished if you are claiming over £600 involving court expenses in East Sussex, East Sussex.