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tamiya | 10:30 Mon 26th Apr 2010 | Civil
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hi guys i have been given an eviction date.......from my council property. when the bailiffs arrive can i tell them i am squatting. i have been given a legal notice to put in my window and have been told to barracade the doors until the bailiffs keave......help please any one...lee
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sorry guys for not coming back to you .kids to pick up.....i see what you are saying ...my kids and wife are going to stay at their nans .but i want to stay just on principle.....why should i move when i havnt done anything wrong ...and to all the doubters out there thanks for your support....
The bailiffs will have a court possesson order. They might go away, but they'll soon be back with the police.
If this really is a council house (rather than one rented to you by a Housing Association or other social landlord), & if you have some evidence of the Council's errors on your HB claims, then contact your local ward Councillor & ask them to intervene with the Council to get the eviction stopped or delayed.

I do not think barricading yourself in is likely to help. I believe that bailiffs executing an eviction warrant are entitled to break in, & I doubt very much whether they would accept that you are squatting. Squatters are people who move into empty or unoccupied property - you are currently living there under your tenancy.
if you owe em rent when it went to court why not tell em have it back 5 £ a week or what every you can afford this i know because my dad di it few years back the paid em 2 £ a week for years till all up to date thou now soon has hes a week l8 in rent they let him know by sending letters out.

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