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5 months average – Could ‘Housing Court’ speed this up?

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Private landlords have to wait an average of over five months to regain possession of a property when applying to the courts according to new figures from the Ministry of Justice.

Where a landlord needs to regain possession urgently because of tenants’ anti-social behaviour and the tenant refuses to leave

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