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Section 36 AJA 1970: Delay Mortgage Repossession

Behind on your mortgage and facing a court date? Learn how the court can give you more time, what evidence persuades a judge and why bridging loans are treated differently.

Post date 8 October 2026
Post author By LEXLAW Solicitors & Barristers
Post categories In Banking Dispute Resolution Service, Borrower Protection, Bridging, Bridging Finance, Bridging Loan, Contractual Dispute, Contractual duties, County Court, Court of Appeal, High Court, Property Litigation
Tags Administration of Justice Act 1970, bridging loan default, mortgage arrears, mortgage possession order, mortgage repossession, possession hearing, Pre-Action Protocol, section 36, suspend possession order, warrant of possession

Section 36 AJA 1970: Delay Mortgage Repossession

Section 36 AJA 1970: Delay Mortgage Repossession

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