Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

week period as we usually do.
Where the anti social behaviour is of an extremely
serious nature, we may consider applying to court for
permission to be excused from the requirement to
serve a Notice of Seeking Possession at all, in which
case we will just bring proceedings against you for
possession.
4.5.3 You or anyone living in the property damages the
property or common parts used by other tenants,
such as a staircase in a block of flats.
4.5.4 You or anyone living in the property deliberately
damages furniture provided by us.
4.5.5 You or a person acting at your instigation, knowingly
or recklessly, gave false information in order to obtain
a tenancy.
4.5.6 Your tenancy has arisen through mutual exchange of
properties and money has changed hands as part of
this transaction.
4.5.7 The property was made available to you (or to a
previous tenant from whom you have now
succeeded), while work was being carried out on your
original property and the work is now complete so
that you can return to live there.
4.5.8 The property was occupied by
• a married couple, or
• a couple who are civil partners of each other,
or
• a couple living together as husband and wife
• or a couple living together as if they were civil
partners
and one partner has left because of violence, or
threats of violence, by the other and the partner who
has left is unlikely to return.
Grounds on which the
Court may order
possession if suitable
4.6 The property is overcrowded and the tenant(s) is(are)
in breach of statutory regulations. The relevant
housing officer will inform you if you are in breach of
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