§ Sir K. WOODasked the First Commissioner of Works how many notifications he has made to the tenants on the Well Hall estate, Eltham, demanding possession of their respective dwelling-houses; how many notices to quit he has served; how many legal proceedings he has commenced; and how many orders for possession he has obtained, respectively, since the 1st day of February last?
§ Mr. JOWETTThe information asked for is as follows:
Demands for Possession—Nil.
Notices to Quit—
Permanent Estate … … 26 Temporary Estate … … 44 Legal proceedings have been commenced in respect of 11 houses on the permanent estate and 9 on the temporary estates, the average arrears being £44 for the former and £14 for the latter. Orders for possession were obtained is respect of 11 houses on the permanent estate and 8 on the temporary estates.
§ Sir K. WOODasked the Secretary of State for War how many notifications he has made to the occupants of married quarters at Woolwich demanding possession; how many legal proceedings he has commenced; how many orders for possession he has obtained, respectively, since the 1st day of February last; and whether, in any such cases, alternative accommodation has first been made available to the person and his family he so seeks to dispossess?