Defence

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Defence.
I made a request in <November 2014> to exercise my right to buy the property of: <address>.
at this date: <date>
my rent was paid in full and I as the named tenant had no criminal record.
I have no council debts
I do not use the house for illegal activities as I will explain.
I do not sell any illegal product, substance or property from the premises.
I do not create any illegal product substance or property from the premises.
I do not do any financial criminal activity or run any illegal businesses from the premises
I do not cause damage to the premises or any other premises owned by the council.
The council are applying prevent me from exercising my right to buy, due to a injustice in
regards to my 14yo son.
My son has morals and ethics and is a honourable young man. He unwittingly due to peer
pressure was in possession of a small single use amount of cannabis, which was not to be
used to harm any other person or property. Would not cause any physical damage to other
people or property. And as such does not fit the reality of the purpose of an ASBO.
Yet an ASBO was enforced on my son in <December 2014>
It is this ASBO that was initially used to suspend my ability to exercise the right to buy using
HA 1985 (121). This did not hold weight
And now that the council know that the ASBO was enforced unjustly. The council then
changed tactics to re-enforce the suspension by going even more extreme.
This was done by attempting to demote my tenancy agreement under HA1985 82A(4)(a)(i)
that the tenant or a person residing in or visiting the dwelling-house has
engaged or has threatened to engage in housing-related anti-social conduct,

and then automatically moving onto seeking possession of the house using HA1985 83 (1)
(1)The court shall not entertain proceedings for the possession of a dwellinghouse let under a secure tenancy or proceedings for the termination of a secure
tenancy unless—
(a)the landlord has served a notice on the tenant complying with the provisions
of this section, or
(b)the court considers it just and equitable to dispense with the requirement of
such a notice.
(2)A notice under this section shall—
(a)be in a form prescribed by regulations made by the Secretary of State,
(b)specify the ground on which the court will be asked to make an order for the
possession of the dwelling-house or for the termination of the tenancy, and
(c)give particulars of that ground.

Purely to re-enforce the suspension of my rights to buy. These actions not only are unjust, but
have long term repercussions.
Firstly I will be evicted.
Secondly I will not be able to secure another council tenancy immediately, due to their
automated policies to not accept any homeless who have been evicted (intentional homeless
due to ASBO)
thirdly I will lose the 5 year tenant threshold. Which means should I return to a council house
via the lengthy waiting list, I will have to begin at 0 years.

I find that removing both my rights to buy and now my rights to a tenancy due to the eviction,
is an unjust and over-reacted action to take, in response to another unjust action of a childs
unwitting mistake.
So because both attempts to suspend my rights to buy, can be rooted back to the only negative
event of the unjust ASBO. I seek to simply address this root cause.
The ASBO.
so I will utilise the HA1985 83 (2)
(2)A notice under this section shall—
(b)specify the ground on which the court will be asked to make an order for the
possession of the dwelling-house or for the termination of the tenancy, and
(c)give particulars of that ground.
Meaning if they wish to suspend my rights, they must be fully aware of the
circumstances/grounds of the ASBO.
So I ask the council these following questions.
Who has been harmed by my son’s direct actions?
What property has my son himself damaged?
Who has been threatened by my son?
What purpose was the house used for illegal activity? I shall give examples:
Was it a grow house for drugs?
Was there any identity theft (or other financial fraud) operation running?
Was there any prostitution?
Was it used as an unregistered business address?
I will ask for any and proof in evidence form that anything related to causing
harm damage or loss to members of society.
If the only answer to the ASBO relates to my son possessing of a “personal”
amount of cannabis. Then this has caused no loss or damage to the property or
harm to other people and thus should not be a “housing related” ASBO, to which
should not cause any problems in regards to my rights to buy or my rights to a
tenancy.
I ask you judge/magistrates. Do you find it fair and just to not only victimise my
son but also make the entire family homeless, purely because of an unwitting
mistake my son of 14 years done, due to peer pressure of others.
My family has caused no harm or loss to the council or neighbours. All we wish is
to live in our home and be able to purchase it to ensure our children grow up in a
secure household, to ensure my son mainly, from now on does not suffer any
more negative situations that will impact his life, upbringing and prosperity.
Which I feel will be impacted if the council continue on their endless path to
avoid having to sell an asset.
My son has now learned his lesson and I wish to ensure such a small incident of
2014 does not follow him or impact him or us in the future.

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