A leading law firm has tasked Bravo Investigations & Enforcement to locate a tenant who no longer resides at the Property they were renting.

The reason for the trace was that the Landlord wished to serve a Section 8 Notice to the Tenant.

Case details & Instruction:

The Landlord had perused the Tenant’s social media accounts and noticed that the Tenant no longer appeared to reside at the property. They believed the Tenant could potentially be placed in foster care but didn’t have any further information available.

Below is an excerpt of the instruction from the instructing solicitors:

“Just by way of summary;

  1. My clients are intending to serve a section 8 notice to the Tenant of their Property.
  2. They have become aware that the Tenant is not longer residing in the Property and is actually in a care home (through images on Facebook).”

Trace Results:

Further to the instruction, we are pleased to confirm we have successfully located the Tenant via a full database research investigation.

Our agents then confirmed the information gathered in the trace that the Tenant resides there telephonically at the Care Centre.

Further to the successful trace, the Landlord can now instruct our process server or enquiry agent to make an appointment at the Care Centre and serve the Section 8 Notice to the Tenant.

Feedback from solicitors:

“Thank you ever so much for your searches and a successful finding of *********. I shall contact my client and liaise with ******** as to how we believe it is best to serve documents to *************.”

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