Cancellations

DullGreyGuy

TELLIT01 said:

A friend's ex-partner was told by the council to stay put after being served with a S21.  If she moved out, without a court order, she would be considered to be 'deliberately homeless'.

Doesnt help your next reference though... the council are talking in relation to a council home where references are not relevant. 

Voyager2002

Only a court can issue an eviction notice, not a landlord. Court proceedings usually take months, so if you have really been served an eviction order it can hardly have been a surprise.

If you mean that your landlord has served notice that they want you to leave, this is not an eviction notice and you do not need to leave immediately.

saajan_12

Mayface said:

We are due to go on holiday on 15th May.
We have been issued with an eviction notice. This is due to our current residence being sold..we ha very beeb looking for new accommodation but to date have been unsuccessful... I see no mention of this in our policy..

What exactly has happened - eg has your new landlord served a S21 notice, or has the court issued a possession order, or something else? 

This will be cruical.