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that your dog is always barking whenever they go out or return to the block and the
                   neighbour and 4 years old daughter are terrified.
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               •  On 30th September 2018, it is alleged that you attempted to break down one of your
                   neighbour’s front door by kicking it several times and accused him flushing his toilet.
               •  On 2nd October 2018 at about 12:45pm, it is alleged that you attacked one of your
                   neighbour’s cousins as he was leaving the block. It is alleged that as he exited the block,
                   you followed him and suddenly grabbed his jacket from behind and tried to pull him to
                   the ground. The cousin started shouting to attract neighbours and managed to push you
                   off.
               •  On 18th October 2018, you telephoned one of the Enfield Council solicitors, Miss
                   Ludmilla lyavoo almost ten times, making threats and intimidating her. You suggested
                   that she stops working on the case or you will try to get her struck off from the ‘register’.
               •  On 19th October 2018, you telephoned Miss Ludmilla lyavoo at least five times and left
                   two voice messages making threats and trying to intimidate the solicitor working on the
                   case.
               •  On 22nd October 2018, you telephoned Miss Ludmilla lyavoo from a private number and
                   left one threatening and intimidating voice message.
               •  On 23rd October 2018, you telephoned Miss Ludmilla lyavoo from a private number and
                   left an intimidating voice message.
               •  On 24th October 2018, you telephoned Ludmilla lyavoo twice but did not leave any
                   messages.
               •  On 16th December 2018 at around 6pm, it is alleged that you repeatedly banged on one of
                   your neighbour’s door and peeped through his letterbox.
               •  On 17th January 2019, you were videotaped when you confronted one of your neighbours
                   outside your block of flats (109-119 Burncroft Avenue) as he was taking his three-year-
                   old daughter to school and started shouting abuse and threats at him thereby preventing
                   him from taking his daughter to school. You then followed him and his daughter up the
                   stairs to their second floor flat and was videotaped by a member of the neighbour’s family
                   as you attempted to attack them causing them to run into their flat for safety with you
                   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
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