![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/our-family-has-been-forced-to-split-up-after-our-tenant-refused-to-leave-our-house/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/COMP-CH-TWIN-RECOVERED.jpg&description=LOCKED OUT Published: 17:20, 17 Nov 2022Updated: 17:21, 17 Nov 2022A FAMILY have been forced to split up after their tenant refused to leave their house and left them homeless. Carna and Ganes Brooks returned to their property in Dartford, Kent from Dubai in July, only to find the house still occupied. The family say they have been split up after their tenant refused to leave their houseCredit: BPM The family have been made homeless since JulyCredit: BPM The couple, with two young children, have been living out of their suitcasesCredit: BPM The couple, who have two young children, had contacted the tenant back in February to ask them to leave. But after the tenant refused, the family ended up being locked out for 16 weeks and are still living out of suitcases. They had returned to their front door with their suitcases andexhausted children to find their tenants were still inside. Carna and Gane have relied on the kindness of friends across England for a place to stay and are now having to live separately to keep a roof over their heads. The family were intending to come home in May and informed their tenant, but they were delayed because Carna was diagnosed with cancer and had to have treatment in Dubai. They do not own a home in Dubai, and had gone there to work for three years. Carna and Gane are still paying the mortgage, so they can not afford rent and they say as the tenant is no longer paying rent, theyare £13,000 out of pocket. Carna told KentLive they were granted a Possession Order on October 18 and thought they were "nearing the end of this disastrous road". The mum said: "We continued to call shelters and again tried to apply for council support or emergency housing, but no luck. "Our tenants were aware for five months about our return, then consciously left us homeless after many attempts from us to help them. "We are still homeless, yet, at the Possession Order Hearing, thejudge gave them another two weeks' notice to move out. "Now the bailiffs will tak){kind=link}
A FAMILY have been forced to split up after their tenant refused to leave their house and left them homeless.
Carna and Ganes Brooks returned to their property in Dartford, Kent from Dubai in July, only to find the house still occupied.
The couple, who have two young children, had contacted the tenant back in February to ask them to leave.
But after the tenant refused, the family ended up being locked out for 16 weeks and are still living out of suitcases.
They had returned to their front door with their suitcases andexhausted children to find their tenants were still inside.