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Gypsies And Travellers Facing Eviction In Southampton In Hampshire

Check your rights and where to get assistance in Marchwood, Eling, or Hillyfields if you are expelled from an authorized site or an unauthorized camp in Southampton.

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Permanent Site Eviction In Hampshire's Southampton

Mostly the caravans living travellers stay on authorised permanent sites in Southampton that are owned by another private site on or a Council/house Association.

The site owners in Southampton have to provide a valid reason and court order if they want to evict you from a permanent site in Hampshire.

Eviction Reasons In Hampshire's Southampton

You're at risk of eviction in Marchwood, Eling, or Hillyfields if you:

There is pitch fees payment failure in Southampton

Fail to upkeep your mobile home or caravan in Hampshire

Unbecoming behaviour in Southampton

You need to use the mobile home in Southampton as your main residence otherwise, you'd have to go through eviction.

Some council sites in Hampshire allow you to travel in your caravan for a couple of weeks annually.

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What Happens At Court In Southampton, Hampshire?

For the landowner in Southampton to acquire a court order in Eling, Marchwood, or Hillyfields, they must:

An eviction notice given a reasonable time to rectify issues between you

You have breached agreement terms

There will be a hearing in Southampton for possession where the court takes into consideration what happened.

You may participate with a legal representative or an attorney in Hampshire.

The Hampshire court analyses the case and draws a verdict regarding whether to end the contract and call for your removal in Southampton or otherwise.

Eviction From A Transit Site In Southampton, Hampshire

Many councils provide approved sites for transit in Marchwood, Hillyfields, or Eling.

If you are given a pitch on a temporary site in Southampton, you may be allowed to live there in your caravan or mobile home for about 3 months.

The council in Hampshire has the power to end your right to stay on the site in Southampton by giving you 4 weeks' written notice without a court order.

You can also be evicted by the council from the Southampton site if you breach any agreement term.

However, for this, you will be given a notice detailing the violation and time will be provided to sort the things out.

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Removal From Your Piece Of Land In Southampton, Hampshire

Due to a scarcity in most areas in Southampton of transit and authorised permanent sites.

If you have purchased your own land in Hillyfields, Eling, or Marchwood, you need a site licence to park a caravan and stay inside and planning permission.

In absence of site warrant and planning permit, the council in Hampshire can take legal action to make sure that no one stays on that land in Southampton.

The council has powers to:

Serve your implementation notice in Southampton

Court orders to remove you from your land in Hampshire

This term is used if you are living on your land in Southampton until enforcement action is taken by the council.

There also exists tolerated unauthorised development.

Eviction From An Unauthorized Encampment In Hampshire's Southampton

An unauthorized campsite in Hillyfields, Eling, or Marchwood means parking up and staying in your caravan in a place where you are not legally allowed to, including:

Lay-bys, roads, and verges in Southampton

Farmlands in Hampshire

Forests, parks, and wilderness in Southampton

Negotiated Stopping In Southampton, Hampshire

In a few locations in Southampton, you can reach a negotiated stopping agreement so that you don't move out immediately.

You make simple agreement terms, for instance, no fires or littering the site in Eling, Hillyfields, or Marchwood.

And the Hampshire council agree to a short term stay - which is normally to a maximum of 30 days.

Reach out to the council to talk to a gypsy traveller liaison officer.

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Removal Directions And Orders In Hampshire's Southampton

In the event that you do not vacate from Southampton as requested, the council or police may:

Formally ask you to vacate the land in Southampton

Approach the magistrates' court in Hampshire and apply for a removal order

The requirements of the kids present on the land in Marchwood, Hillyfields, or Eling will be giving priority before the tenants are given a legal notice for eviction.

Not leaving an unauthorized encampment in Southampton following a formal direction is a criminal offence.

Your vehicles may be taken away or you can be fined or arrested.

If you are incapacitated with a mechanical breakdown, illness, or any other emergency, you may use this as a pardon for not leaving Southampton.

Assistance For Homeless In Southampton, Hampshire, After An Eviction

If one does not possess an authorised spot to park their vehicle in Hampshire, one can be labelled as homeless.

You qualify for help from the council if you're in the verge of being evicted or already homeless in Southampton.

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