Accelerated Possesion Orders

[PJL]

Thanks Diane,

as i post earlier, all adds to the experience!

Pete

[DianeB]

Our posts must have crossed - I've just read your other thread which answers my question. Sorry it went wrong for you today. Good luck!

[DianeB]

PJL, gutted for you. Can you explain though what you mean by notice being 2 days too long. Do you mean that you asked the tennant to be out 2 days before the tenancy term finished or that that court date was too late?

[PJL]

or from my expereince today, 1. serve section 21 notice, 2. 2 months later apply court, 3. wait two months for court date, 4. get hearing dismissed for notice being 2 days TO LONG! 5. go back to step 1!

Pete

[MrWoof]

Serve a section 21, 2 months notice, tenant stays put. Go to court, 4 weeks if you're lucky, still no joy, another 4 weeks for bailiffs.

[taheemr]

Can somone please confirm that

An accelerated PO takes 14 days to consider by the courts or if indeed it means that one will get a possesion date for the property within 14 days, that could be XX weeks provided its not contested.

Many Thanks