Possession court · Luton

Possession court in Luton

The County Court that hears housing possession claims in Luton — where a possession hearing would be listed, and your nearest alternative.

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Local court
15 mi
Nearest alternative
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Courts within 25 mi
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What this page tells you

If you've received a possession claim in Luton — whether you rent or have a mortgage — the hearing is held at the County Court. Luton's possession hearing centre is Luton Justice Centre.

A possession claim names the court it will be heard at on the claim form — check it, because it may not be the closest building. If your hearing is moved or you're comparing venues, the nearest alternative court outside Luton is Hertford County Court and Family Court, about 15 miles away.

Your court in Luton

Luton Justice Centre
LU1 2EN · Luton
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Many rent- and mortgage-arrears possession claims can be started online through Possession Claim Online, though the hearing itself is held at the local County Court. Read the possession court guide.

Nearest alternative court

Hertford County Court and Family Court15 miles from Luton

Always check the court named on your claim form or letter — it may not be the closest building to you.

Possession court in Luton — your questions

Which court deals with possession and eviction in Luton?

Housing possession claims in Luton are heard by the County Court at Luton Justice Centre, LU1 2EN. The exact court for your case is named on the possession claim form you were sent.

Do I have to attend the possession hearing in Luton?

Yes — possession hearings are heard in person at the County Court, and it's important to attend or get advice before the date, even if you intend to leave. Missing the hearing usually means a possession order is made without your side being heard. Your nearest alternative venue is Hertford County Court and Family Court, about 15 miles away.

How long do I have before a possession hearing in Luton?

Timescales depend on the type of claim and how busy the court is, and are only published nationally rather than per town. The key dates for your case are on the claim form and the notice you were served — read those first, and see our possession guide for what each step means.

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