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Q: How long does it take to get a tenant to court?

I have served my tenant with all the appropriate notices and they have still failed to pay their rent. How long will it take to get my tenant to court?

From Craig Finchley | Colchester | 09/10/2010 | Landlord

A:

If your tenant has failed to react to your rent arrears formSection 8 and Section 21 notice, then you are entitled to go to the courts to gain possession of your property.

It will normally take 6-10 weeks to get a court order, but before this you will need to issue a N5 Claim Form for Possession of Property and a N119 which will help you to reclaim lost rents.

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