Can I legally evict a tenant in England who is causing consistent anti-social behaviour but still paying rent? Which grounds for possession should I use and what evidence do I need?
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Yes, you can evict a tenant for anti-social behaviour in England, even if they pay rent, by using specific grounds for possession. Evidence is crucial for a successful court order.
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