What notice does a council have to give if a compulsory purchase order is made on a building?
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i think its one month, but you will have to check with your local council
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Check with the city hall for information about that. Each places has it own guide lines on rental property.
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go to the council or housing associations
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I suspect only the police have the right to stop and search, and only if they have reasonable grounds of suspicion.\n\nMaybe you could ask a consumer organisation, or the Citizens Advice Bureau, just to be sure.\n\nIf I saw such a sign in a shop, I'd vote with my feet, and go elsewhere, perhaps writing a polite letter to the manager explaining why.\n\nA while ago, I wanted petrol from a garage; a sign said I had to pay first (before filling up the car).  The inference was I (or any other customer) was not to be trusted.  I went elsewhere.\n\nRemember, without customers, a business will go bust.  If I get treated badly, I tell as many people as I can, so they won't shop there either.  Perhaps a letter to the local newspaper would help matters.\n\nAdverse publicity in the press will hurt these businesses where it matters; in the pocket.
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Contact your local building department of your township, City or local municipality.  The Bldg Inspector can give you the local ordinances that must be followed to obtain your occupancy permit when you have completed the addition.
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If I'm reading your question right, then I would say that you should call your local councilperson. They can help you with that.
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Your local council should be able to help you
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Call your city or town office and ask for the Code Enforcement Department and speak with them they will help you out..any building that has tenants has to pass through this department to beable to rent and if the building is not up to code then it will be this department that will determine if it's safe to live there.
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Hi\nThe pitfalls are:\nDoes the property have good title? Watch out for kat irtifaki tapu.\nIs it affected by debts?\nHas the building been constructed legally?\nIs the property a cooperative property where the cooperative has not yet been signed off? This stops you getting title of the property.\nIs the property in an archaeological site?\nIs the property built in an area zoned for individually owned homes rather than, for example, hotel style developments?\nWill you be able to get planning consent for any changes that you want to make?\nIs the seller asking for illegal black money?\n\nBut more importantly make sure that you have a solicitor that speaks both Turkish and English, or a firm that has both.
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Call the landlord or property manager.
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Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
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Most Housing Assc. dont rent to individuals any more or rather they dont accept them onto the waiting lists.  All the ones I've ever tried only take recommendations from those on the council waiting lists and in need of housing xxx
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* The eviction notice is the landlord's request or formal demand made to the tenant. It asks the tenant to move out. It is delivered to the tenant only, and is not filed in court.\n\n* If the tenant does not voluntarily move as requested by the eviction notice, the landlord may file an eviction case in court. The eviction case is the landlord's request or formal demand made to the County Court. It asks the Court to evict the tenant.\n\n* The request is made in a Summons and Complaint, which is delivered to the tenant by a process server.\n\n* The tenant has five business days to file a written answer to the Summons and Complaint or he/she will be evicted.
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Here's one:\nhttp://www.agreementsetc.com/notice-to-pay/?OVRAW=sample%20eviction%20notice&OVKEY=sample%20eviction%20notice&OVMTC=standard\n\nBy the way, all I did was a Yahoo search of "sample eviction notice" and got instant results.
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It is still legal.It sound as though it's got a Deed Of Covenent on it,which does stoop you from building.This next bit will take some unravelling.You'll need a solicitors hellp,as you will need to find the original owner,and see if they will agree to remove the covenent.It may cost quite a bit of money.
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Your local council should have a list of all private landlords around your area, so should the staffordshire council
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Contact the housing authorities, or land lord tenant court....and good luck.