Sentence examples for issued possession from inspiring English sources

However, at around the same time, council officials issued possession proceedings which broke off the negotiations.

Despite repeated requests to the landlord's letting agent to repair the property, nothing was done to improve the family's situation, and when the McCallas decided to withhold rent to try and force the landlord's hand, he issued possession proceedings and a claim for rent arrears.

Nutt told MPs the cost of policing cannabis use was only £500m a year, mainly for issuing possession warning notices, compared with the £6bn a year bill for policing the use of alcohol, including dealing with people who were drunk and disorderly.

But Mallender can't argue with the figures: 155 households in Corby were issued with possession orders by the courts in the last financial year.

Currently, councils can issue temporary notices to remove unauthorised caravans or issue possession orders to remove trespassers from land.

He was arrested and issued summonses for possession of marijuana under 50 grams and possession of drug paraphernalia.

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"Police officers from Barnet and Harrow have been deployed to Sweets Way, Whetstone to prevent a breach of the peace if disorder occurs when high court enforcement officers, working on behalf of Annington Property Limited, enforce a writ of possession issued by the Royal Courts of Justice," a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police said.

Over the next eight days he battled to have the boiler fixed – the Wilsons insisted he misunderstood how the system worked – only to be stunned when on 25 April Judith Wilson issued a formal possession notice ordering him to leave the property on 8 July.

Even since DC decriminalized small amounts of marijuana in mid-July, Burnett said police have mostly issued tickets for possession in Wards 7 and 8, the poorest and blackest wards in the District.

That's because the decriminalization law passed in 1977 has a loophole: Anyone arrested for "private" possession is issued a violation, while anyone arrested for "public" possession is charged with a criminal misdemeanor.