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A licence agreement is a contractual permission, allowing the caravan/lodge owner to keep his or her caravan/lodge on a pitch subject to terms and conditions. A lease ...creates a legal estate in the land over which the caravan/lodge owner has the right to keep the caravan/lodge on the land subject to the covenants in the lease.
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An application can only be made if valid notice of breach has been served and a reasonable period of time has passed. You need to consider if you ...have taken this step, whether you have the evidence to prove the term has been broken, along with other evidence (letters, telephone attendance notes) to be able to convince a County Court Judge that it would be reasonable to end the agreement and make an order requiring them to give up possession of the pitch.