Sentence examples for order of eviction from inspiring English sources

He traced part of the museum's financial difficulties to a dispute with a restaurant tenant for whom it has successfully sought an order of eviction.

In Baghdad, Iraqis who moved into apartment buildings that were occupied by Baath Party officials before the American invasion protested an order of eviction by the Interior Ministry.

Mr. Brohman has tried for more than two years to dislodge the gang, and was successful in obtaining a court order of eviction last year.

The property owner, 2136 Frederick Douglass Boulevard L.L.C., had filed for a final order of eviction against the mosque, and a judgment of $18,423.13 in back rent, interest and related costs.

With the foreclosure process over, and an order of eviction waiting to be executed on Friday, the only thing left to do for Arthur Wood, the owner — or rather, former owner — of the Broken Angel art house, was to celebrate his departure with a block party.

After months of uncertainty, the Film-Makers' Cooperative, whose future was threatened early this year when it received an order of eviction from a city-owned building in TriBeCa, has found a new home, and on terms that are likely to make it the envy of other arts organizations and tenants across the city.

Some had brought their orders of eviction to show.

The City of London said that obtaining a court order for eviction was "likely to take weeks".

In July, the city's new mayor, Manuela Carmen announced the overturning of eviction orders for 70 families living in social housing, and action to protect thousands more.

But another new power would leave a judge no choice but to order the eviction of a social tenant if they, their family, or even someone visiting them breaches an injunction in their place of residence.

In recent months, the muncipal authorities in Calais, led by town's centre right mayor Natacha Bouchart, who is up for re-election next month and has conspicuously refused to discuss the "migrant theme" during campaigning for fear, she insists, of playing into the hands of extremists, have ordered the eviction of migrant from squats across the town in time for winter.