N244 Application Notice
If correctly presented, the N244 application form should delay or stop repossession however it is vital to provide a concise yet correct amount of detail to secure an early hearing. Contact us first for advice if you are at all unsure or need help.
What is an N244 Form?
We use an N244 form to delay or stop the eviction by requesting a court hearing to state your case. Fortunately, if you act promptly, it might be possible to stop repossession or eviction.
How do I complete an N244 Application?
If correctly presented, the N244 form should delay or stop repossession. However, the form is not straightforward; it is essential to provide an adequate defence.
Can you submit an N244 Online?
We recommend you contact us first; it is crucial to provide the right level of detail to achieve an early hearing, but not so much detail as to cause problems later.
How much does an N244 Form cost?
Currently, the court fee for a general N244 application on notice is £275, although a lower fee of £108 applies to some consensual and without notice applications. Reduced court fees might apply.
What does the N244 Application Process involve?
Submitting an application form will not in itself stop or delay the eviction. Rather, it leads to an emergency court hearing where a judge could stop it.
To whom do I send the N244 form?
N244 forms should be filed as soon as possible and filed with the court administrators. Make a copy of the form for each person who is to be served. Don’t forget to make one for yourself.
Where can I download an N244 Form?
Click here to view an example of an N244 and complete our online facility to create and download an N244 Application to prevent repossession and eviction.
How long does it take to process an N244 Form?
Sometimes, court offices schedule emergency hearings within just twenty-four hours of applying. In anticipation, we draft the most appropriate defence before serving the papers.
N244 Costs
Details on the costs of forms and application notices, along with exemption from N244 court fees if paying them would cause hardship. Also, we explain how some applicants might also qualify for legal aid towards the costs of representation and associated fees.
N244 to stop eviction
Using an official form N244, we apply to the county court to stop repossession of residential property by a mortgage lender or eviction by the landlord. N244 forms are court applications for emergency hearings.
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