Instruct Equivo to Enforce a Possession Order Online

Before you start. This form takes about 10 minutes. You no longer need to upload ID or a utility bill.

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A member of our team will then be in touch.

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About you

Which option best describes you or your organisation?

Persons with significant control

Your details

Case Information

Do you have a Possession Order?

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Property Information

Tenant's full name

Possession full address

Number of residents

Additional Information

Is the property alarmed?

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Number of entrances/exits

Forwarding address for keys

Attachments

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Any documents that may assist us with your instruction – i.e. photographs of property, floor plans etc.

Additional instructions

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Declaration

I/We hereby authorise Equivo Limited to re-enter and secure these premises under a Writ of Possession issued in the High Court between the two parties as stated above. In addition, you are authorised to change locks and display any notices deemed fit. For so doing this shall be your warrant, authority and indemnity against all actions at law, as well as all costs, charges or expenses which may reasonably be incurred by your execution of this warrant.

I certify that the details I have given are correct and that to my knowledge there is no application or other procedure pending.

I/We agree to the Terms and Conditions that apply to this service and agree to be bound by them and hereby undertake not to hold you accountable for any goods forcibly or clandestinely removed from the premises following them being made secure.

Terms

I agree to all of the above.

Instruct us to assist with a residential possession order