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Trespassers (unauthorised occupants)
Unauthorised occupants are generally people ‘left behind’ following the departure of a contract holder and can be the result of...
Trespassers (Squatters)
Squatting is when someone has entered a property and is living there without the permission of the owner or the...
Trespassers (unauthorised occupants) – What happens if the occupier is a spouse?
If the unauthorised occupier is a spouse of the contract holder who has left and not a joint contract holder,...
Trespassers (unauthorised occupants) – What happens if the occupier is a cohabitant?
If the unauthorised occupier is a cohabitant but not a joint contract holder they can apply to the court for...
Trespassers (unauthorised occupants) – What if the occupier does not meet the above criteria and has permission from the contract holder to remain?
Where a contract holder has granted permission for occupants to stay in their home, when they have no intention to...
Trespassers (squatters) – What does a CHO do if they are advised that a property is being unlawfully occupied?
Any reports received of squatters must be investigated immediately and a visit to the premises completed within 24 hours by...
Trespassers (squatters) – What happens if the squatters fail to leave by deadline?
If the squatters do not leave by the deadline set, the Police must be notified and a request for an...
Trespassers – Forms & Letters
Attached are forms and letters required when investigating a report of trespassers (unauthorised occupants and squatters).