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Revenge Eviction – or Retaliatory Eviction – is when a landlord (usually a private landlord) has attempted to evict you after you have made legitimate complaints or asked for repairs to be made to the property. Rather than fixing the issues reported, the landlord chooses to evict the tenant.
If your landlord serves you a Section 21 Notice after you have complained about repairs or conditions at the property, the court may refuse to make a possession order against you if the following apply;
If you have been a victim of revenge eviction or you fear your landlord may try to evict you further to a complaint about repairs, contact our Housing department at Duncan Lewis Solicitors immediately so that we can help you as soon as possible.
We regularly advise clients on illegal eviction matters including revenge eviction– and can also advise if the police need to be involved if physical violence has been threatened or the perpetrators have been verbally abusive or threatening.
If you have suffered revenge eviction or have been illegally evicted do not hesitate to contact one of our dedicated Housing solicitors at Duncan Lewis as soon as possible on 033 3772 0409