How to Apply for a Bailiff
Only where the Landlord is in receipt of a
Possession Notice and the Tenant has failed to moved out by the specified date can the Landlord apply to the courts to have County Court bailiffs instructed to evict them. (There is only one exception a Section 42 Notice)
Note 4th April 2011 fee increased to £110 (from £95) cheque now payable to HMCTS (no longer HMCS)
The following Section covers
How to appoint the Bailiffs
The Landlord should apply to the court to instruct court bailiffs to evict any Tenants
who have failed to vacate the property within the time given to them by the court under the terms of a possession order, or if the tenant has failed to comply with the terms of a
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