What court form do I need to fill in after serving SECTION 21(4)(a)

johnjameson

Can someone confirm to what court form I fill in after serving a SECTION 21(4)(a)?

A friend of mind has given this form to fill in, an N5B form:

https://hmctsformfinder.justice.gov.uk/courtfinder/forms/n005b-eng.pdf

Is this the correct one?

Can I partially fill in online?
My hand writing is very poor!

Thanks

JJ

00ec25

yes that is the correct form assuming you are not applying before the S21 notice period has expired!

can't be bothered to type answers to rest of your question - read this page instead on how to complete an H5B
http://www.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/index.php?page=magazine&id=490

do note however that some posters on here will be aghast at a link to property hawk as they do make mistakes (eg reference to use of recorded delivery)

G_M

00ec25. I'm aghast! You're referring the OP to property hawk ??


:eek:

ps - link don't work!

johnjameson

thanks for the replies guys
property hawk? i didn't understand

yes, section 21 served - expires 25th sept

i found a pdf editor that is free - this is great. it lets me type in everything on the form and save it

johnjameson

EDIT: found property hawk guide - what's wrong with it?

question: the property hawk website says i have to put in the fee of the court. it says that this is £150. how do i know this is the most upto date information? it could have increased by £xx since that web page was created.

i tried googling for the costs... i can't find...
what do i do?

question: what's a dewllinghouse???
my property is a flat - part of a block. does that make it part of a dwellinghouse?

00ec25

G_M wrote: »

00ec25. I'm aghast! You're referring the OP to property hawk ??

ps - link don't work!

it seems MSE agrees because I can't get the link to work

so I've done it the other way - it's the first result under "Magazine"
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=property+hawk+n5b+form+filling

00ec25

johnjameson wrote: »

EDIT: found property hawk guide - what's wrong with it?

question: the property hawk website says i have to put in the fee of the court. it says that this is £150. how do i know this is the most upto date information? it could have increased by £xx since that web page was created.

i tried googling for the costs... i can't find...
what do i do?

question: what's a dewllinghouse???
my property is a flat - part of a block. does that make it part of a dwellinghouse?

sorry mate but now you are taking the proverbial, I now consider you a spammer so I'm out of here, no one can be that stupid and I am not your mother spoon feeding you

johnjameson

00ec25 wrote: »

sorry mate but now you are taking the proverbial, I now consider you a spammer so I'm out of here, no one can be that stupid and I am not your mother spoon feeding you

erm... not sure y ur so upset
i've never in my life heard of "dewllinghouse" - seems like an odd word that is 2 words joined up
i googled it and got an answer - but still wasn't sure... so i thought i'd ask

or did u get upset about my questioning the £150??

thank u for the replies u did give all the same

G_M

for current fees:

https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/web/mcol/welcome

johnjameson

G_M wrote: »

for current fees:

https://www.moneyclaim.gov.uk/web/mcol/welcome

the website requires registration and a login?
surely there must be a web page somewhere that gives the fees?
why is it so hard to find?
my friend told me that it's £175 now - not £150 stated in property hawks guide (that must have been correct at the time)

00ec25 wrote: »

sorry mate but now you are taking the proverbial, I now consider you a spammer so I'm out of here, no one can be that stupid and I am not your mother spoon feeding you

not that it matters... i thought i'd point out a mistake on the form regarding 'dwellinghouse' on the same line in question 1, they have it down as 'dwellinghouse' and 'dwelling house'

a mistake i'm sure - or maybe my english is not too good

G_M

johnjameson wrote: »

the website requires registration and a login?
surely there must be a web page somewhere that gives the fees?

No it does not.

Try clicking the link for 'guidance'.