Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

alternative
accommodation is
available (secure
tenants only)
statutory regulations.
4.6.1 We wish to demolish or rebuild the property or carry
out work on it and cannot do so without obtaining
possession.
4.6.2 The property is part of a redevelopment scheme and
the property is to be sold as part of this scheme.
Grounds on which the
Court may order
possession if it
considers it reasonable
and suitable alternative
accommodation is
available (secure
tenants)
4.7.1 You occupy a property which has been specially
adapted to suit the needs of a disabled person but
there is no longer a disabled person living there and
we need the property to accommodate another
disabled person.
4.7.2 Social Services or a special facility is provided nearby
to help people with disabilities but no one with special
needs resides in the property any longer and we
require the property to house someone who does
have those special needs.
4.7.3 You have succeeded to a tenancy but the property is
larger than you reasonably need.
(This ground does not apply to the spouse or civil
partner of the previous tenant).
For probationary /
demoted tenants only
4.8 There are different rules that apply for probationary
and demoted tenants because you have less security
of tenure and you can therefore lose possession of
your property more easily than secure tenants.
Although we must still obtain an order from the court
before you are evicted and must still act reasonably,
we do not need to show that a ground for possession
has been made out.
4.8.1 If you break any of the conditions of your tenancy we
may decide to end your tenancy and take legal action
against you.
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