How long does a fast track eviction take?

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Landlords or letting agents can use a fast track eviction (also known as an accelerated) to get possession of the property. This process enables landlord to avoid a typical court hearing.

If a judge decides to issue a possession order, a tenant will typically have 14 to 28 days to leave the property under this process. A judge can award up to 42 days but only in exceptional circumstances.

If a tenant refuses to leave the property after this period, bailiffs can be used.

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