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Possession Order
Colincbayley
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Have had to submit an N5B for acerlerated possession, papers were posted to tenant last week, deemed served on Friday ( So far so good )
I have received notice of issue from the court ( form N206a ) My tenant has emailed me today, to confirm that she has received her notice from the court and that she has 'sent the reply slip back to them'?
I have tried to 'google' the answer, but my question is, what is the reply slip that she has sent back? She is not objecting to the eviction, so does this mean that the judge will issue the possession order as soon as her reply slip is received or will they wait until the required 14 days after service are up?
I have received notice of issue from the court ( form N206a ) My tenant has emailed me today, to confirm that she has received her notice from the court and that she has 'sent the reply slip back to them'?
I have tried to 'google' the answer, but my question is, what is the reply slip that she has sent back? She is not objecting to the eviction, so does this mean that the judge will issue the possession order as soon as her reply slip is received or will they wait until the required 14 days after service are up?
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It will be this form that your tenant has completed and returned. Once the court receives it, it will be referred to the District Judge for him to make the possession order (I am going on the assumption that they haven't disagreed with anything you put in the claim and are not asking for more time to stay). You should receive your order within 5 working days of the court receiving the defendants response. xxPay Debt by Xmas 16 - 0/12000
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Excellent Penguin83, that is the info I have been searching for all day.
Thank you very much :j0
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