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repossession order

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repossession order [ˌriːpəˈzɛʃnˌɔːdəʳ] n (for house) → ordine m di espropriazione


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While the number of actual repossessions to date has been modest, there is a significant increase in the number of coming before the courts and there is a real fear that once the position of the banks is solidified by the enactment of the Nama legislation, a flood of repossession orders will be unleashed.
If a repossession order is not granted and tenants agree a new contract with another landlord, they will have broken the law by reneging on a legally binding contract.
A pre-action protocol was also introduced in November last year, under which the courts can only grant a repossession order if all alternative measures to keep people in their homes have failed.
 
 
 
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