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Landlord and Tenant: Can I re-enter my property without an Order for Possession?
Published 1 January 2021
Landlord and Tenant: Can I re-enter my property without an Order for Possession?
If you re-enter the property without obtaining an Order for Possession, then the tenant can pursue you for unlawful eviction and claim compensation even if they are in breach of the Tenancy Agreement. It is not wise to re-enter a property without a Possession Order. There is no limitation deadline as to when the tenant might pursue you.
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