How to complain directly to the Magistrates Court
If you are aggrieved by a statutory nuisance you may complain direct to the Magistrates; Court under Section 82 of the Environmental protection Act 1990. The Magistrates will need to be persuaded that the problem amounts to a statutory nuisance. For this reason you will need to keep a written record of the dates, times and duration of the nuisance, a description of its nature and the extent of the nuisance it causes you in your home.
Before taking such action you should consult a solicitor or contact the Clerk to the Court for advice about the procedure.
Eastbourne Magistrates Court |
Lewes Magistrates' Court |
Tunbridge Wells Magistrates' Court |
The Law Courts |
The Courthouse |
The Courthouse |
Old Orchard Road |
Friars Walk |
Cresent Road |
Eastbourne |
Lewes |
Tunbridge Wells |
BN21 4UN |
BN7 2PG |
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Telephone: 01323 727518 |
Telephone: 01273 478889 |
Telephone: 01622 671041 |
Fax: 01323 649372 |
Fax: 01273 480413 |
Fax: 01622 691800 |
