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I've mixed views on this. Whilst in many situations I am sure that it would be preferable that people are not evicted, I do wonder how much this will encourage chancers to flout the law, just because they can, rather than because of genuine unfortunate circumstances. If this happens, like uninsured drivers for example, it will end up just costing the rest of us more.
It does seem an absurd situation that even with legitimate court papers that it is possible for someone to resist eviction unless the bailiffs resort to breaking the law.
And the bailiffs are particularly unprofessional in their attitude. Pitching up still smoking a *** shows particularly poor manners and attitude.
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