Applying for Possession
Only after you have issued the tenant a Notice to quit and they have failed to comply with your wishes are you eligible to make an application to the courts for possession.
If you have NOT served a Notice (see
compare) you
CANNOT apply to court.
Whilst the Landlord Agent [including a Legal Solicitor] may issue a Notice on the Landlord, the legal owner of the property or their Legal representative [Solicitor] can complete an application for a possession order [not the Letting Agent].
The section covers "How and when to apply for a possession order" and shows you how to complete the court application process
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