Claimant may request the court to list the possession claim on 48 hrs notice
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It means the court can award you possession of whatever giving the defendant 48 notice of collection. But only if they don't file a defence.
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It means - if the Defendant doesn't file a defence by X date, the Claimant can apply to the court to list the possession claim (for a hearing). I am not sure if the 48 hours notice is by the Claimant to the Defendant of the request for listing, or 48 hours notice to the Defendant of the hearing itself. That should be apparent from the rest of the order.
Check the other terms of the order carefully too. There may be some obligation on the Claimant to serve that order on the Defendant.
Check the other terms of the order carefully too. There may be some obligation on the Claimant to serve that order on the Defendant.
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