Original: When you are thinking of ending a tenancy, the most important point for a landlord to bear in mind is that, if you have a rent paying arrangement with someone, then, generally, you can’t evict them without a Possession Order from the Court, and then a bailiff’s warrant.
Simplified: When you are thinking of ending a tenancy, the most important point for a landlord to remember is that, if you have a rent paying arrangement with someone, then, generally, you can’t evict them without a Possession Order from the Court, and then a bailiff’s warrant.
Simplified: When you are thinking of ending a tenancy, the most important point for a landlord to bear in mind is that, if you have a rent paying arrangement with someone, then, generally, you can’t evict them without a Possession Order from the Court, and then a bailiff’s warrant.
Simplified: When you are thinking of ending a rent agreement, the most important point for a landlord to bear in mind is that, if you have a rent paying arrangement with someone, then, generally, you cannot evict them without a Possession Order from the Court, and then a bailiff’s warrant.