Court Orders
Consolidated can enforce Orders for Possession, Attachment Orders, Replevin Orders, Anton Pillar Orders, and other general orders granted by the courts.
Order for Possession (Residential Eviction)
An Order for Possession is most commonly used by 1) landlords who are evicting a tenant, 2) banks who have foreclosed but the occupant isn't leaving, or as it relates to mobile homes, 3) if the mobile home is being sold or 4) the mobile home park is evicting the mobile home tenant from the park.
Once you've obtained an order granting vacant possession with clear direction and authority for a Civil Enforcement Agency to enter and take possession of the lands, we can take the necessary steps to complete the eviction.
Most Orders for landlord evictions are issued by the Residential Tenancies Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS), but Orders may also issue from the Alberta Court of Justice (Provincial Court), or from Court of King's Bench.
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The content of your Order provides the Bailiff with his or her authority and enforcement powers. When drafting or obtaining your order from the court, make sure the order contains the necessary instructions, authority and powers (i.e. break & enter) to enable the Consolidated and its Bailiff to enforce your order effectively. Please contact us if you wish to discuss.
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