Hearing date received/law surrounding credit check
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15 years ago
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I have at last received a hearing date for evicting my tenant, but this isn't until 23rd December. I have been advised to check the property regularly to ascertian whether the tenant has vacated. Where do I stand on this legally? Obviously I cannot let myself into the property. The guy has shut all the curtains and is sitting pretty much in the dark. I also thought I had to wait for the court to issue possession back to me before gaining access. The thought of waiting until the NY before he is out is unbearable but I don't want to make matters worse by doing the wrong thing.

Also I wondered if anyone knows what responsibility lies with my letting agent and if I have any comeback on them for unpaid rent?

I aslo asked them for a copy of the credit check done on the tenant and was told they could only give me this with the tenants say so - well that's not going to happen - or a letter from a solicitor. Again where do I stand leagally on this? I paid for the credit check albeit through the letting agent but surely this means it is mine to have?

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