Court papers for the accelerated possession procedure

The word 'accelerated' means accelerated without a hearing and not 'fast'

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Our role is best described as 'assisting,' where the quality of assistance matters. Our ethos is to go the extra mile for you. You are a litigant in person in this process, and we are your guardians of preventing the wrong choice by ensuring proper paperwork is done correctly. We want you to get a possession order and reclaim your property.

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England 

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The deregulation act, which applies to England, only modified the overall 'detail' of the process, and we believe it improved it. Previously, it was a system that left open questions on important matters that did not have to be filed, which led to The Judge ordering a hearing or requesting specific documents.

 

Not now. All relevant documents are included, and the 20-page court paper leaves no unanswered questions. Our landlord clients consistently receive the possession order in the mail the first time, as they should. Imagine a judge ticking off the court papers, looking for any reason to reject the application; knowing this, we will not give them a reason for it to fail. 

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We also create court papers when you or the agent serve the notice. We rely on the evidence you can provide to demonstrate that the deregulation act documents, E.P.C latest How-to-rent guide, and relevant gas safety certificates were given before the notice. 

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Court papers for Section 8.

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You can send the court papers for Section 8 after the 14-day notice period ends. You might think that since it's a fourteen-day notice, the process would be quicker. However, it is not, and the maximum time allowed under the rules is 8 weeks to reach a hearing. But due to COVID, the requirement to strictly follow the rules has been relaxed to allow for scheduling as soon as possible. As a result, the Section 8 process is now slower than the Section 21 process, though you may want to review why we prefer Section 21.