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Ejecting a tenant from their rented premise in West Midlands, West Midlands can be a complicated process sometimes, in order to achieve this legally, one has to follow Denbigh Franks's following steps.
Above all, the guide Denbigh Franks published herein are based on West Midlands's Fixed-Term Tenancies that run for a specific period, Assured Shorthold Tenancies running weekly, and Periodic Tenancies that run monthly without a specific end date in Stourbridge and Brierly Hill.
The first and foremost step in West Midlands is to send Section 21 notice after the fixed term in Brierly Hill is over.
In case a tenant in West Midlands, West Midlands, has already broken the tenancy terms, issue him/her with a Section 8 notice.
The legal eviction notice is between 2 weeks to 2 months depending on tenancy agreement terms in Brierly Hill.
However, typically you must give a 2-month notice, however there are irregularities in West Midlands (For example, if the tenant for less than 6 months has been in the property in Stourbridge, if the residence in Brierly Hill is an unlicensed HMO, etc.).
A professional notice server in West Midlands, West Midlands can be used to make certain your tenants in Brierly Hill, Stourbridge, or Wolverhampton are provided with the notice.
If the tenants in Brierly Hill, Wolverhampton, or Stourbridge, do not move out despite issuance of a notice of eviction, you will have to ask for a Standard Possession Order from the West Midlands court.
The cost of this in West Midlands, West Midlands, is around £325.
An Accelerated Possession Order in West Midlands's West Midlands, can be obtained from court if you are not claiming any unsettled rent in Stourbridge, Brierly Hill, or Wolverhampton, at a cost of £355 which is easy since it does not involve court hearing.
To apply for this order, you will need to fill a form at the County Court of West Midlands's West Midlands.
As a result, the court in West Midlands sends a copy to the tenants in Brierly Hill, Stourbridge, or Wolverhampton on your behalf and the tenants need to respond to this notice within 14 days.
However, the judge in West Midlands may extend this period in case the tenant is in serious problem.
If still the tenant in Wolverhampton, Stourbridge, or Brierly Hill has refused to vacate your property after the court order date has expired, you will need to go to the court in West Midlands for a final time: Applying for a Warrant of Possession.
This means that bailiffs from Denbigh Franks can take the tenants in Stourbridge, Brierly Hill, or Wolverhampton out from your residence and this service costs £121.
If you want this to happen faster, you can request for the case to be transferred to the High Court from the West Midlands County Court; so that eviction can be done by a Denbigh Franks enforcement officer from the High Court.
You can only achieve this if you are requesting for more than £600 in West Midlands and this includes costs from the West Midlands court.
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