Anti-social Behaviour - Grounds for Possession

Housing associations should only evict a tenant as a last resort. They will usually only start legal action to evict if other ways of sorting out the reasons for eviction have failed.

The housing association will have to get a court order before eviction can happen. There are certain steps that have to be followed before this can happen. Staff need to know what to do and how they can proceed.

This this ASB grounds for possession online training course focuses on:

• Grounds for possession including absolute and discretionary
• Legislation and law in the pre-action process
• How legislation and law can influence
• Evidence required for success in court
• The application of tests when exercising discretion to grant or refuse

Modules

• The ultimate sanction possession.
• Absolute ground for possession
• Understand the use of absolute possession ground and discretionary anti-social behaviour grounds.

Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

All of our courses are certified. This is done by the CPD certification Service. They have been inspected by an independent assessor and meet national standards.

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