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High Court timeframes

axer · 2010-09-29 13:13:06

Hi, My landlord is in the high court next week as the bank wants to repossess the apartment I am in. Are the results of high court cases posted online? if yes, then how long afterwards (or does it depend on how long it takes to make a decision)? Do cases such as these drag on or are they usually clean cut or is it a case…

29-09-2010 1:13pm

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axer

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Hi,

My landlord is in the high court next week as the bank wants to repossess the apartment I am in.

Are the results of high court cases posted online? if yes, then how long afterwards (or does it depend on how long it takes to make a decision)? Do cases such as these drag on or are they usually clean cut or is it a case of "it depends"?

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#2 29-09-2010 3:09pm

jenny jinks

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You are entitled to go to the Court hearings. If the action is opposed it can go on for months. If not it can end quickly. There is a practice of allowing anyone living in a repossessed property time to find alternative accomodation after the order is made.

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