If you were evicted for rent arrears you will need to contact the Housing Office responsible for your previous tenancy and arrange to resolve any outstanding debts by clearing account (s) or making and demonstrating an arrangement to repay the debt. If the eviction was due to other breaches of tenancy the Team Leader will be required to review your circumstances to confirm that no such breaches would be likely to happen in any new tenancy.

You will need to complete a housing application form available the Rehousing Unit at Housing Services based at the Civic Centre. Once completed, you should return it to the Rehousing Unit .

If the building owner fails to offer a renewal lease to the tenant, the tenant shall not be deprived of his or her rights under the regulations. The owner shall be barred from commencing any action or proceeding against the tenant based upon the lack of a required renewal lease. See Fact Sheet #4.

For a fee which is set by state law, you can take out a detainer warrant at the Court Clerk's office. Since the eviction process can get complicated, we suggest consulting an attorney.

Yes. The terms of the eviction are determined by such factors as whether or not the landlord knew the overcrowding and if he/she permitted it or if the tenants are in violation of the rental agreement by allowing the additional tenants who are contributing to the overcrowding. Call the rent Stabilization Division at (213)847-7368 or 1(800)994-4444 for more information on evictions. There are very specific procedures to be followed before an eviction can take place.

Yes. If you live in a 3 or 4 bed Council property and you would like a smaller home then we can help. We can help by finding you the right property in the right area of your choice. We can provide some financial help up to a maximum of £1,100. For more details phone the Housing Needs team on 01395 517469 or e-mail housingneeds@eastdevon.gov.uk

Yes. If you find someone else who wants to exchange with you then you can ask for permission to exchange with another secure tenant. For more information, visit the mutual exchange register pages on our website by clicking here.

Yes you can. A Mutual Transfer or Inter Transfer involves two tenants applying to swap houses. Both tenants complete the application form. An Inter Transfer can also be carried out with a tenant of another Local Authority, as long as both Authorities are agreeable. In such cases both tenants must apply to both Local Authorities.

YES. We offer unsecured loans to all non-homeowners at competitive rates. We can also offer right to buy mortgages for council tenants.

If you are a leaseholder or a council tenant, and wish to either refurbish or extend your property, you must check the terms of your lease or tenancy for compliance before commencing any building work.

To evict a tenant for violation of the terms of a lease the landlord must go to the Wright County Court Administrator to get an Eviction Summons and Eviction Complaint in Unlawful Detainer issued. The Sheriff, or private process server, will serve the Eviction Summons and Unlawful Detainer upon all tenants listed at the property. A court date is set approximately 14 days later allowing the tenant and the landlord to give their statements to the court.

Yes. Tenants with disabilities have no special protections from eviction unless the reason for eviction is conversion of an apartment building into a condominium. As with all other New Jersey tenants, a tenant with a disability can be evicted only for “good cause,” which includes nonpayment of rent. Tenants cannot be summarily ejected from the apartment, but must be served with a summons and complaint and have an opportunity to appear before a judge on the matter.

Hounslow Homes will apply to the court to evict you if you have not complied with the terms of your tenancy agreement. We will contact you about the problem before we apply to the court.  Evictions are a last resort for tenants who do not repay rent arrears or commit race crime or anti-social behaviour.

Evictions in Pinellas County are handled through the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. The Clearwater Police Department does not handle eviction orders. For information call the Sheriff's Office at (727) 582-6200. You can also obtain information on landlord/tenant actions at the Clerk of the Circuit Court web site.

Yes. Keeping a pet when the rental agreement specifically forbids a pet is a violation of the rental agreement. Yes. Violation of a rental agreement is one of the eleven legal reasons for eviction. The landlord must give the tenant a 3 day notice to cure or quit.

Tenants generally must pay their rent in full and on time, keep their apartment reasonably clean, and abide by any rules established in a lease. The landlord has to keep the premises livable. For example, if the water is in the landlord’s name, it must be kept on. Or, if the water pipe to the building breaks, it must be fixed promptly and at the landlord’s expense. If you get evicted, it goes on your credit report and may prevent other landlords from renting to you.

This depends on your circumstances. You should write to us asking for your partner to be added to the tenancy. You will then both be responsible for paying the rent and maintaining the property, it is known as being "jointly and severely" responsible. Please write to: Or phone the Housing Needs team on 01395 517469 or e-mail housingneeds@eastdevon.gov.uk for more information.

Under your tenancy conditions, you are responsible for tree pruning just as you are for cutting the grass or hedges. You are not allowed to remove any trees from your garden without permission in writing from your housing estate officer. Contact your local housing office if you have any questions.

Contact your local housing office. They will contact the tree section directly to deal with the problem.

Yes. Unless one of the joint tenants gives consent for the other tenant to purchase in their own name, both tenants must be involved in the purchase. It is important that you receive proper legal advice as this may mean you may lose your rights to remain in the property. The tenancy rights of the non-purchasing tenant will end on completion of the purchase of the property.

In theory, yes, but it varies from local council to local council so we recommend that you check with your local Council Tax office to find out if you are affected.

To apply for Cancer Council funding select 'Cancer Council / National Breast Cancer Foundation' at Q 1.2. NOTE: Application Form shows only shows the option “Cancer Council Funding Only’. This option includes the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Mid Sussex District Council transferred their housing stock to New Downland Housing Association in 1990. You can apply to go on the Common Housing Register which is administered by the Housing Association. For more information and an application form, contact the Help Point.

The Council of American Ambassadors Fellowships Program enables four to ten undergraduate students per year to come to Washington, D.C. and participate in a summer Fellowship in International Affairs at a private institution, a government agency or a Congressional Committee.

The form for Council Tax Benefit is the same as the form for Housing Benefit. You can complete the form and hand it in to your local housing office or to Revenue Services at the Civic Centre.  You will receive a receipt as proof that you have handed in the form. It is your responsibility to inform Revenue Services if your income or family circumstances change in any way. If your circumstances change, you should contact Revenue Services immediately.

Contact the Housing Needs team on 01395 516551 or by e-mail, housingneeds@eastdevon.gov.uk to request a Housing Register application form. Remember you must answer all the questions and complete the form fully. For more information on finding a home in East Devon, click here.

To apply for Council Tax Disregard Cert, please download and print the following document. These certificates are required by local councils as evidence of student status before exemption of Council Tax can be granted. When completed this form should be returned to the Records Office. This form may also be collected from outside the Registry Helpdesk (Bg09). Please check your eligibility as shown at the top of the form, before requesting a certificate.

In relation to domestic gas under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 (GS(IU)R 98), a tenant is anyone who occupies a property under a lease that is shorter than 7 years or under a licence . Regardless of whether GSIUR 98 applies you may be considered a tenant under other related legislation.

Evictions can only occur after a landlord has received a judgment from the court and a writ of possession has been served or posted on the property. The purpose of a writ of possessions is to place with the rightful party possession of real property. Writs of possession usually arise as a result of a tenant's non-payment of rent or a breach of the rental or lease agreement.

Owners of single-family dwellings can request a "Tenant Form." Call our Residential Department at (760) 327-1351 Ext. 313, or email us.