When tenants refuse to leave a property even after a possession order has been granted, landlords have two main options for enforcement: County Court bailiffs or High Court Enforcement Officers…
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Category: High Court Eviction
When tenants refuse to leave a property even after a possession order has been granted, landlords have two main options for enforcement: County Court bailiffs or High Court Enforcement Officers (HCEOs). While County Court bailiffs are commonly used, more and more landlords are turning to the High Court to enforce evictions—using a powerful legal tool known as a Writ of Possession.
