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tshirtsuntan wrote: »Gosh............now im reading about protected and unprotected sites (mobile homes) if the land is Private (unprotected) which it is( LL owns the land) I have no rights whatsoever!
If you rent a mobile home on a protected site, you should have a residential contract with the site owner. This is an agreement that gives you the right to live in a mobile home on the site. The contract does not need to be in writing - if the site owner has given you permission to occupy the mobile home and accepts rent from you, a contract exists. Few people who rent mobile homes are given written agreements.
If your mobile home is placed on private land or only has planning permission as a holiday site, you will live on an unprotected site.
At any time. If you live on an unprotected site, you may fall outside the protection of the law on eviction. This means that you can be evicted without the site owner serving a notice or getting a court order. It would be unwise, however, for a site owner to remove your mobile home without a court order, as this could lead to a breach of the peace.
If you live on an unprotected site and the site owner wants to evict you, get advice immediately - call our advice helpline or use our directory to find a local advice centre.
If you have a written lease with the site owner, check to see if it says how long you can stay on the site. Get in touch with an adviser if you need help.
Aren't you renting the static caravan itself? Shelter says
"If you rent your mobile home, your rights regarding eviction will be different depending on what kind of tenancy you have. If you own your mobile home, your rights will be different if you stay on a protected site or unprotected site."
https://m.england.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/eviction/eviction_from_mobile_homesDeclutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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