Eviction order
A court order authorising eviction after the court has considered the required legal process, notices, occupation facts, and relevant circumstances.
Definition
An eviction order should not be confused with a demand, cancellation letter, notice, or threat. A practical review should check the lease or occupation basis, cancellation records, rent ledger, notices, PIE Act papers, service records, court documents, occupier circumstances, municipality involvement where relevant, and the exact wording of any court order.
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A court order authorising eviction after the court has considered the required legal process, notices, occupation facts, and relevant circumstances.
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A court order authorising eviction after the court has considered the required legal process, notices, occupation facts, and relevant circumstances.
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