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forcing the door to try and gain entry. Your neighbour and his family have since fled their
property as a result of your constant threats and intimidation.
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• On 18th January 2019, you telephoned Miss Ludmilla lyavoo from a private number and
started making threats and the solicitor ended the call. You called again three times and
left a voice message making threats and intimidation.
• On 23rd January 2019, you telephoned Miss Ludmilla lyavoo eight times within a ten-
minute period.
• It is reported that you continue to harass and intimidate other residents on a regular basis.
NOTES TO PARAGRAPH 4.
Before the Court will grant an order on any of the Grounds 1 to 8 or 12 to 16, it must be
satisfied that it is reasonable to require you to leave. This means that, if one of these Grounds
is set out in paragraph 3 to this Notice, you will be able to argue at the hearing in Court that it
is not reasonable that you should have to leave, even if you accept that the Ground applies.
Before the court grants an order on any of the Grounds 9 to 16, it must be satisfied that there
will be suitable alternative accommodation for you when you have to leave. This means that
the Court will have to decide that, in its opinion, there will be other accommodation which is
reasonably suitable for the needs of you and your family, taking into particular account
various factors such as the nearness of your place of work, and the sort of housing that other
people with similar needs are offered. Your new home will have to be let to you on another
secure tenancy or a private tenancy under the Rent Act of a kind that will give you similar
security.
There is no requirement for suitable alternative accommodation where Grounds 1 to 8
apply.
If your landlord is not a local authority, and the local authority gives a certificate that it will
provide you with suitable accommodation, the Court has to accept the certificate.
One of the requirements of Ground 10A is that the landlord must have approval for the
redevelopment scheme from the Secretary of State (or, in the case of a housing association
landlord, the Housing Corporation). The landlord must have consulted all secure tenants
affected by the proposed redevelopment scheme.
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5. Court proceedings for possession of the dwelling-house can be begun immediately. The
date by which the tenant is to give up possession of the dwelling-house is Monday the 25
February 2019.
NOTES TO PARAGRAPH 5
Court proceedings may be begun at once or at any time during the following twelve months.
Once the twelve months are up this Notice will lapse, and a new Notice must be served
before possession can be sought.
Possession of your dwelling-house cannot be obtained until after this date, which cannot be
earlier than the date when your tenancy or license could have been brought to an end. This
means that if you have a weekly or fortnightly tenancy, there should be at least 4 weeks
between the date this Notice is given, and the date possession is ordered.
Signed
Anti-Social Behaviour Team Leader
On behalf of Enfield Council Housing
Address: The Edmonton Centre,
36-44 South Mall London N9 OTN
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