eviction order definition
eviction order means an order issued under section 51, “First-tier Tribunal” means the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland,
eviction order means any order entered in an eviction
eviction order means an eviction order received from the LTB and includes the deadline date for compliance and the authority for sheriff to evict.
More Definitions of eviction order
eviction order means any order entered in an eviction case that directs or authorizes the removal of a resident from residential premises. “Eviction order” does not include an order entered in any type of case to protect a resident from domestic violence, sexual violence, stalking, or other violence, even if compliance with that order may necessitate the absence of the person subject to the order. “Eviction order” does not include an order restoring a resident to possession of premises entered under Section 3(d).
eviction order means an order of a court of competent jurisdiction given in favour of a landlord or competent authority authorising the landlord or competent authority to recover vacant pos- session of the land or premises to which the order relates by physical removal and eviction of the individuals, groups of persons or communities in occupation thereof in contravention of an eviction notice duly given to them in accordance with the Guidelines;
eviction order means an order issued by a court that compels someone to leave vacant land, a place, premises or property;
eviction order or "order of eviction" means any order
eviction order means an order issued by a court that compels someone to leave vacant land, a place, premises or property and that authorises an eviction in the event that such land is not vacated voluntarily;