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Eviction
lilredhead
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hiya everyone,
i was just wondering, my friends ma n pa have gotten themselves into trouble, and have been sent a letter threatening eviction, she's devastated. What would happen to them??? I jus want to be able to give her some good advice? please help!!
i was just wondering, my friends ma n pa have gotten themselves into trouble, and have been sent a letter threatening eviction, she's devastated. What would happen to them??? I jus want to be able to give her some good advice? please help!!
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what are they being evicted for.0
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I think they havent kept up payments of some kind, not too sure. just wondered what wuold happen to them0
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It is eviction from a council property or private?0
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well if there not paying the rent or damaging the property then they have every right to be evicted0
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They need to get independent advice immediately. Tell them to go to their local Citizens advice bureau or Shelter. Alternatively Shelter have an excellent website at shelter.org.uk but this wont be able to give them detailed advice. If they really have been sent a notice seeking possession they need to do this asap. Ignoring it won't make it go away. HTH and good luck.~A mind is a terrible thing to waste on housework~0
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To stop eviction, pay the rent, pay all of it..beg borrow from friends, but pay the rent...SIMPLE0
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Tassotti wrote:To stop eviction, pay the rent, pay all of it..beg borrow from friends, but pay the rent...SIMPLE
Unfortunately that won't necessarily stop the eviction, and if they haven't the money or means to pay it back borrowing won't help, cause there's always next month. Tell them to go to the CAB office if they can for advice,there is help around, but like mentioned previously if notice hasn't been served then they still have a bit of time as reasonable time needs to be given if no actual time is given in the lease agreement.
Good luck
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