Are you a landlord in Essex that needs a quick and hassle-free tenant eviction process? Essex Bailiffs can help you reclaim your property quickly and with minimal fuss. We specialise in enforcing possession orders granted in County Court by transfer to the High Court, ensuring landlords regain control of their assets without unnecessary delays.
Efficient Tenant Evictions: Essex Bailiffs will streamline the eviction process by managing the transfer and ensuring a fast resolution so you can take back your property as soon as possible. We conduct all evictions professionally and with care, minimising risks and maintaining a respectful approach throughout.
Expertise in County Court Possession Orders: If you’ve secured a possession order in County Court, our experienced team is here to help you enforce it. We provide expert support to ensure your rights as a landlord are fully protected.
Experienced Enforcement Agents: Our skilled Enforcement Officers are well-versed in the legal procedures for tenant evictions. You can count on us to handle your case with professionalism and efficiency. Essex Bailiffs strictly follow all legal requirements during the eviction process. From serving notices to executing the eviction, we ensure every step complies with the law, safeguarding your interests.
Reducing Continuing Arrears and Disruption: We understand how stressful tenant disputes can be, especially when the rent is not being paid, often for many months. That’s why our Fast Track Eviction minimises the burden of rent arrears continuing to grow and the stress that goes with it.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 Can a Writ of Possession be issued?
One of the occasions when a Writ of Possession can be granted is after the county court has granted a residential possession order and where the court has permitted the case to be transferred to the High Court.
2 How Do I Transfer My Order to the High Court?
Through our expert transfer partners, Essex Bailiffs will do this for you. This process can be complex depending on the particular circumstances, which is why your case will be handled by a legal professional.
3 How Long does it take to get the writ?
Once we have the order and permission to transfer to the High Court, we can usually have the writ sealed and returned in less than a week.
4 What Happens When The Writ is Issued?
Once we have obtained your Writ of Possession, we discuss your needs and the circumstances of the Possession, which will depend on the nature of the property and of the occupants.
In cases of residential possession, a statutory form N54 Notice of Eviction must be served by hand. This gives 14 days’ notice of the eviction and must be served unless the court directs otherwise.
5 What Happens If The Tenant Won’t Leave?
In the unlikely event that the occupiers refuse to leave The writ allows for the use of reasonable but minimal force to enter and remove the occupier/s from the property.
6 And After the Eviction?
Once the eviction is completed, we will display the relevant notices of possession and send the new keys to you by registered post if required. As part of this service, we can also provide you with post-eviction assistance such as inventory checking, rubbish clearance and boarding up.
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