Main MenuHow to deal with neighbour disputes including access to a neighbour?s land, boundary walls and fences, noise, children, trees and hedges.
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Information on tenancy agreements including the rights and obligations of tenants and landlords, and covering sham tenancies and unfair tenancy agreements.
WebsiteAs a home owner, you can only be evicted if your lender or freeholder has a legal reason (grounds) and the correct procedure is followed. Repossession doesn’t happen automatically. It may be possible to stop the eviction at any stage in the process.
WebsiteAn online tool to help you find out whether you are eligible for emergency housing.
WebsiteExplains what to do if you are homeless and you want to apply for help from the council housing department. The council has duties to help certain groups of homeless people. This only applies to England.
WebsiteAll landlords have to follow special legal procedures in order to evict tenants. There are laws to protect you. Whether or not your landlord can evict you and how the process works will depend on the type of tenancy you have. If your landlord doesn’t follow the right procedure, s/he may be committing a criminal offence.
WebsiteHow to find accommodation in Oxford, including Oxford’s Choice based lettings scheme.
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