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Advice if possible (forced sale)

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  • Lewie
    Lewie Posts: 363 Forumite
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    Hi Triple
    A solicitor has already been asked that.
    Apparently not, which I guess is the right thing really.
    In this case, the person in the house is being deliberately obstructive and would deserve such treatment, but I guess in other cases the person in the house could be the 'nice' one.
    If the law allowed what you suggest then they could have similar uncalled for treatment done to them.
    The leaver in this case was mentally, verbally and physically abused to the point they just couldn't stand being in the property any longer.
    Not beaten up or anything but harassed to breaking point.
    Unfortunately, leaving is the last thing you should do, if you can help it, as it puts the 'squatter' in a strong position.
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