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Social housing practitioners have seen a number of cases recently regarding the Court’s ability to grant forced access clauses in…
Read more on “Everyone’s home is their castle” – forced access – does the court have a right to grant it?
Read more on “Everyone’s home is their castle” – forced access – does the court have a right to grant it?
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With court delays continuing to rise, High Court enforcement is becoming an increasingly relevant, and frequently discussed, option for…
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Emily Hope
Read more on Moving faster: high court enforcement in social housing
Read more on Moving faster: high court enforcement in social housing
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When dealing with reports of anti-social behaviour, landlords often encounter witnesses who are either too fearful to be named in a…
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Alexandra Loxton
Read more on When participation is at risk: supporting vulnerable witnesses and securing the best evidence
Read more on When participation is at risk: supporting vulnerable witnesses and securing the best evidence
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I accept custody must be reserved for the most serious offences, but when is enough really enough? I was representing the Claimant at a…
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Neelam Sharma
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Read more on When is enough really enough?
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With some parts of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 coming into force today (1 May 2026), the Court Service has updated the following Court…
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Alexandra Loxton
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Chloe Siniara
Read more on Possession Claims – new Court forms as of 1 May 2026
Read more on Possession Claims – new Court forms as of 1 May 2026
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Since 2016, when an overhaul of their systems was first announced, there have been pledges from HM Courts & Tribunal Service that the…
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Alexandra Loxton
Read more on A new online platform for possession claims – will it solve the problems?
Read more on A new online platform for possession claims – will it solve the problems?
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Civil Restraint Orders (CROs) are not something housing providers encounter every day, but when litigation becomes repetitive and…
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Emily Hope
Read more on Drawing the line: Civil Restraint Orders in social housing
Read more on Drawing the line: Civil Restraint Orders in social housing
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Landlords in the private rented sector are now required to give their tenants a Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026 before 31 May…
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Gabrielle Roberts
Read more on New Requirement for Landlords in the Private Rented Sector – Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026
Read more on New Requirement for Landlords in the Private Rented Sector – Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet 2026
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The tragic murder of bailiff Jeff Blair – attacked while carrying out his duties in Shildon, County Durham on 10 March 2026, and later…
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Emily Hope
Read more on Ensuring safe enforcement: the need for comprehensive bailiff risk information
Read more on Ensuring safe enforcement: the need for comprehensive bailiff risk information
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After the County Court in Southern Housing v Emmanuel confirmed that forced access orders could not be granted, a new case has reached…
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Emily Hope
Read more on Forced entry in access injunctions: legal update re‑opens the door
Read more on Forced entry in access injunctions: legal update re‑opens the door
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Written by Baksh Nangla Expert reports can be a key factor in determining the strength of any case, particularly where there is alleged…
Read more on Disrepair & Housing Conditions Claims – ‘Your case is only as strong as your expert report’
Read more on Disrepair & Housing Conditions Claims – ‘Your case is only as strong as your expert report’
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