Definition of possession order in English:

possession order

noun

British

An order made by a court directing that possession of a property be given to the owner or other claimant.
Example sentencesExamples
- The only sanction a landlord has is to apply to the County Court for a possession order, which, if granted, might eventually lead to an eviction.
- The matter is closely connected with the possession order and the judgment sum comprised in it.
- That was put in just in case there was a possession order about to be executed and there was nowhere to go, nothing had been done.
- At a second court hearing the council was granted a possession order and Brown was evicted shortly afterwards.
- It follows, by the same token, that the possession order was made ‘for the protection of the rights’ of the council in its flat.
- The possession order stands - it has not been appealed and it is, therefore, liable to be enforced.
- Once the notice has expired, if you still require possession of the premises you must apply to the court for a possession order.
- Of these, 334 received a suspended possession order, which meant they could keep their tenancy with certain conditions.
- The eviction, authorised recently by a judge at York County Court, follows a possession order granted last year.
- It follows that the possession order of 29 January 1992 was properly enforced.
- The court can then include in the possession order those parcels to which on the evidence and the law the Claimants are found to be entitled.
- No difficulties have been noted in this time period that would warrant an exclusive possession order.
- The judge refused to deal with such an application when he was hearing an application to set aside the possession order.
- Another line of authority concerns the situation where legislation positively required the court to make a possession order.
- That the possession order be suspended in the meantime and the injunction suspended.
- Without effective control the licensee does not have a sufficient interest for the purpose of obtaining a possession order against trespassers.
- The possession order is in place, the sale order is in place.
- The Council's legal section has now been instructed to apply to the Court for a possession order which could lead to your being evicted from your home.
- The facts of this case were that the defendant contended that a possession order issued by a housing association was in breach of Article 8 and Article 6 of the ECHR.
- The house was bought to provide a home for both of them but after his marriage the son wanted his mother to move out, and finally sought a possession order against her.

单词	possession order
释义	Definition of possession order in English: possession order noun British An order made by a court directing that possession of a property be given to the owner or other claimant. Example sentencesExamples The only sanction a landlord has is to apply to the County Court for a possession order, which, if granted, might eventually lead to an eviction. The matter is closely connected with the possession order and the judgment sum comprised in it. That was put in just in case there was a possession order about to be executed and there was nowhere to go, nothing had been done. At a second court hearing the council was granted a possession order and Brown was evicted shortly afterwards. It follows, by the same token, that the possession order was made ‘for the protection of the rights’ of the council in its flat. The possession order stands - it has not been appealed and it is, therefore, liable to be enforced. Once the notice has expired, if you still require possession of the premises you must apply to the court for a possession order. Of these, 334 received a suspended possession order, which meant they could keep their tenancy with certain conditions. The eviction, authorised recently by a judge at York County Court, follows a possession order granted last year. It follows that the possession order of 29 January 1992 was properly enforced. The court can then include in the possession order those parcels to which on the evidence and the law the Claimants are found to be entitled. No difficulties have been noted in this time period that would warrant an exclusive possession order. The judge refused to deal with such an application when he was hearing an application to set aside the possession order. Another line of authority concerns the situation where legislation positively required the court to make a possession order. That the possession order be suspended in the meantime and the injunction suspended. Without effective control the licensee does not have a sufficient interest for the purpose of obtaining a possession order against trespassers. The possession order is in place, the sale order is in place. The Council's legal section has now been instructed to apply to the Court for a possession order which could lead to your being evicted from your home. The facts of this case were that the defendant contended that a possession order issued by a housing association was in breach of Article 8 and Article 6 of the ECHR. The house was bought to provide a home for both of them but after his marriage the son wanted his mother to move out, and finally sought a possession order against her.
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