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Service of Orders for Posession of Land and Eviction Orders on Trespassers in Leicester and surrounds, including Travellers, Gypsies,Itinerants, Itineratnt Travellers Trespassers occupying private land without consent. We undertake the service of the relevant Notices and Orders whether at Common Law, Issued by County Courts Issued by High Courts, Or under Section 77 on behalf of local authorities.
We act as East Midlands agents for Trespass Managment Company, Uniqwin UK Ltd. For full details Contact them at http://www.uniqwin.co.uk The 1994 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act. Part five of the Act greatly increased the powers of police and local authorities to evict Travellers camping illegally and removed the duty on local authorities, under the 1968 Caravan Sites Act, to provide sites for Gypsies We operate under the Common Law rights of Landowners. - We operate under Section Section 77 for Local Authorities. And under section 61 (Assisting the Police) We also act as agents for Landowners and Trespass Management Companies. We also accept Instruction from Solicitors and Law Firms. We also act as East Midlands agents for Trespass Managment Company, Uniqwin UK Ltd. For full details Contact them at http://www.uniqwin.co.uk Common Law rights of Landowners Common law is not law made by Acts of Parliament. It is law made by judges' decisions in the courts over the years. The common law rule says that an owner can evict you if you do not have a right to be on his or her land. Upon receipt of your instructions for a Common Law eviction, the enforcement officer attends upon the land to complete a risk assessment and serve a notice of eviction. Trespassers are normally required to vacate the land in 24hrs. If they do not then Evictions are generally arranged for 08:30 Hrs the next day. Providing us with sufficient time to properly assess the situation and arrange a towing vehicle and Licensed Security Stewards to assist, whilst notifying the police to be on standby to prevent any breach of peace. We operate under Section Section 77 for Local Authorities. Under sections 77-80 of the 1994 Act, local authorities may direct persons who are unlawfully residing in vehicles on land in their own area to leave. These powers extend to privately owned land. It is an offence to fail to comply with such a direction or to return within 3 months. A magistrates’ court can make a removal order authorising the local authority to enter the land and remove the persons and vehicles. Section 77 provides: (1) If it appears to a local authority that persons are for the time being residing in a vehicle or vehicles within that authority’s area - (a) on any land forming part of a highway; (b) on any other unoccupied land; or (c) on any occupied land without the consent of the occupier, the authority may give a direction that those persons and any others with them are to leave the land and remove the vehicle or vehicles and any other property they have with them on the land.’ And under section 61 Assisting the Police Section 61 of the 1994 Act provides a potentially even more draconian power for the police to remove Gypsies and Travellers where the landowner or occupier has taken reasonable steps and where one of three criteria are satisfied. Failure to obey such a direction or returning to the land in question within three months is not only an offence but can result in arrest and impoundment of vehicles (i.e. the Gypsies and Travellers’ homes), even before a magistrates court order has been obtained. We also act as East Midlands agents for Trespass Managment Company, Uniqwin UK Ltd. For full details Contact them at http://www.uniqwin.co.uk Upon receipt of your instructions for a Common Law eviction, the enforcement officer attends upon the land to complete a risk assessment and serve a Notice /Order of eviction/ Order to Quit or Vacate Land. Trespassers are normally required to vacate the land in 24hrs. |
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