Traveller Evictions

When it comes to evicting travellers from private land, you have 2 options available. The first is, Common Law enforcement, and the second option is by obtaining a Possession Order and then transferring it to the High Court for enforcement using a Writ of Possession. 

Evicting travellers using is High Court enforcement takes slightly longer and requires a team of High Court Enforcement Officers who have the experience and authority to carry out traveller evictions using a Writ of Possession.

Yes, traveller evictions can assist in the removal of caravans, trailers or vehicles or any other moveable accommodation that has moved onto your land or into your commercial property. 

No, you do not need a Court Order to remove travellers from your land as our enforcement team can use the common-law route, which is an alternative course of action to obtaining a Court Order, however, it is not guaranteed. If we are unable to evict them using Common-Law, we can assist with the enforcement of a Possession Order once you've obtained it from the Court.

Under Common-Law, our enforcement team will serve notices on the travellers requesting them to leave within a short space of time (usually giving them 24hrs).  If the travellers remain after the given notice, our bailiffs will attend and oversee their removal, with the police presence if needed.

Travellers and other unauthorised occupants of your land or commercial buildings can cause you a lot of stress and frustration. As the land or commercial property owner, you have the rights to evict the travellers under common law. To discover how you can effectively evict travellers from private land, or council land, get in touch with our expert traveller eviction team today!

Our aim is to ensure the trespassers depart within 24 hours of being instructed by clients.