flintons in east london.m told us it strongly disputes thatjulius was locked out of his room or his possessions removed. it says he told them in a phone call two days before that he had already moved out and it appeared his room had been abandoned. that is denied byjulius, who says he still hasn't got his belongings back. i think about it every day and i'm just thinking why? why did this happen to me? what have i done? i haven't done anything. i'm here like trying to work, you know, mind my business. it's not easy. it's like someone taking so much from you and kicking you out when you've done nothing. so what does the law say about eviction? well, actually there is quite a lot of protection already in place. it can be illegal if your landlord forces you to leave by threatening you or stops you from getting into parts of your home. or the locks are changed while you're out. the key clause here is due process, which means the correct steps have to be followed. the protection from eviction act protects all resid

the agency, flintons in east london, said it "strongly denies" it has ever broken the protection fromh reports. last year, julius moved from manchester to a shared flat here in east london. at some point, he was charged extra fees for late payment of rent, then he says he came home at night to find the key to his bedroom didn't work. when a locksmith let him in, he says his room was empty. i got in, rushed to my room, they had changed the locks and i was like... 0h! everything was gone. what was in your stuff? what did you have that they took? my clothes. so my clothes, shoes, towels, they literally took everything. they even took my bed sheets. the law around eviction is straightforward. it can be illegal if your landlord forces you to leave by threatening you, or stops you from getting into parts of your home, or the locks are changed while you're out. the key clause here is "due process", which means the correct steps have to be followed. the protection from eviction act protects all residential occupiers from harassment and illegal eviction. most people in the country need to be e

the agency, flintons in east london, said it "strongly denies" it has ever broken the protection from in east london. at some point, he was charged extra fees for late payment of rent, then he says he came home at night to find the key to his bedroom didn't work. when a locksmith let him in, he says his room was empty. i got in, rushed to my room, they had changed the locks and i was like... everything was gone. what was in your stuff? what did you have that they took? my clothes. so my clothes, shoes, towels, they literally took everything. they even took my bed sheets. the law around eviction is straightforward. it can be illegal if your landlord forces you to leave by threatening you, or stops you from getting into parts of your home, or the locks are changed while you are out. the key clause here is due process, which means the correct steps have to be followed. it protects occupiers from harassment and illegal eviction. most people in the country need to be evicted by a court order. if the landlord does not get a possession orderfrom the court, landlord does not get a possession