Once you obtain a Possession Order you will want a solution that will enable you to minimise any further loss of rent and/or further potentially expensive repair costs.
Residential Possession
DCBL enforces orders for possession issued throughout England and Wales
An order for possession will be obtained by a landowner or landlord when they wish to remove the occupants from their property or land. This may be due to reasons such as non-payment of rent or occupation without permission.
Regardless whether the order you have obtained relates to the eviction of named tenants or the eviction of squatters, we can help you regain possession of your property or land.
What You Need
Once you obtain a Possession Order you will want a solution that will enable you to minimise any further loss of rent and/or further potentially expensive repair costs. Typically a Possession Order can take 8 to 12 weeks to be executed by county court. You may want a much swifter resolution to your problem.
Before we are able to proceed with our application, there must first be permission from the issuing County Court for the case to be transferred to the High Court for Enforcement under Section 42 of the County Courts Act 1984. This is best requested at the initial application for the Order for Possession. If however, you have an existing Order for Possession, you can make this request using the form N244. Please contact us for further information.
Once this permission is in place, we will complete the necessary additional applications to enable the High Court Writ of Possession to be sealed. Once this has happened, we will schedule in our Agents’ attendance to take back possession of your property (within seven days).
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