Section 21 notice and Landlord

[woodymanuk]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

It was adjourned generally with liberty to restore.

the advice person there who was representing the other side was not happy as legal4landlords didn't even send anyone or even tell them that we had vacated the property.

[Inca]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

That's ****ing brilliant

We have a swear filter on here so you won't know what I actually said but I think you can guess.

F U C K.(ING)............is wot the filter blocked...Inca will get slapped but heyho..made me laugh msl:

[Amethyst]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

Well done, I'm glad this has worked out well for you. Good on you for standing your ground and not be bullied.

Just a wee point regarding the adjourned with liberty to restore, presumably the restore would kick in if you fail any of the instalments of £200 a month - make sure you keep strict evidential records of those payments you make.

And I think Inca can get away with using naughty words this once

[TUTTSI]

Re: Section 21 Notice and Court date (but have already left property!)

Fantastic and extremely well done PB for your amazing help with this poster. That will teach that landlord to bully. xx

[FlamingParrot]

Re: Section 21 Notice and Court date (but have already left property!)

Well done to woodymanuk for beating the bully landlord with the help of a lovely landlady!

[labman]

Re: Section 21 Notice and Court date (but have already left property!)

Well done - I am REALLY pleased for you, and all who helped. Clearly Plan B was very good to you.

As with all things court, it shows that most of the time they are sensible. If they can see someone has tried their best to resolve something, they are very likely to side with that person, and be unimpressed with the 'authority' who is throwing their weight round just cos they can.

A victory for you, but more importantly a victory for justice and fairness. :beagle:

[PlanB]

Re: Section 21 Notice and Court date (but have already left property!)

As with all things court, it shows that most of the time they are sensible. If they can see someone has tried their best to resolve something, they are very likely to side with that person

Nah, this wasn't a case of a court siding with anyone. There was no discretion used. The Landlord hadn't served a section 8 Notice so had no legal right to claim the rent arrears. The Landlord had agreed to discontinue the case so proceeding to court was an abuse of process


All credit goes to Woody for bringing these fundamentals to the court's attention.

Woody won on law not on a sympathy vote :violin:

[woodymanuk]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

From my background I knew to note everything as you don't know when you will need to use it.

even the legal advisers on both sides didn't know why this was being heard in court.

[PlanB]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

It was adjourned generally with liberty to restore.

Can you clarify whether the court order simply says "adjourned generally with liberty to restore" without any conditions attached? Or was the £200 per month was written into that order :noidea:

[woodymanuk]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

We will get a copy of the order in the post but they said just pay the £200 on the 1st then that's it. Once I get the copy I will update you.

[PlanB]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

We will get a copy of the order in the post . . . . . Once I get the copy I will update you.

Don't forget to do that promptly. You know what you're like :rolleyes2:


Now I think you and your partner should go and celebrate your achievement.
I shall raise a glass to you tonight too

[Inca]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

Don't forget to do that promptly. You know what you're like :rolleyes2:


Now I think you and your partner should go and celebrate your achievement.
I shall raise a glass to you tonight too

Oh Gawd msl:

[PlanB]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

Oh Gawd

PlanB later that night . . . .

[labman]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

LOL - celebrate in style. As I said, good to see courts being sensible - they usually are, thankfully. The wonders of the British justice system working as it should.

[Inca]

Re: Section 21 notice and Landlord

PlanB later that night . . . .

Creme de menthe frappe???? (too many years flogging crappy drinks to crappier customers lol)