tip top toker
Well-Known Member
A section 18 warrant is only possible if the suspect is under arrest for an indictable offence.yeh for sure,, the desk seargent can issue a section 18 search warrent,, doesent need to be done by the court,, but with landlors permission they may not even need the warrent, BUT if the landlord didnt foollow the rules laid out in the tennancy agreemant and entered without permisison or prior notice then the search was unjustified and illigal FUK THEM!! uve got your poxy caution mate id go for the throat no shit!!!! and fuk the landlord too he cant throw u out like that,,, id go see citizens advice FAST and get a solilcitor onto it getting a injuctions to stop u getting ivited ,, fuk with him mate the landlords just nailed u and fuking u on the bond,, get a solicitr or failing antyhign else MAKE SURE he has to ay out of the arse to get the house bak upto scratch,,boilers are expensive to replace,,FOR instancde and walla are expensive to plaster
me,, if i was the landlord,, i would have simply sed i want 1 plant out of every crop, and i know nothing about it
Also does not matter what rules were laid out in the tennancy, by law, he must give 24 hours written notice, the contract can only allow for an extension of this time, say 48 hours notice, if the contract stated 12 hours then the contract would be legally invalid.