Reliable legal structure

The main condition for guaranteeing the flexibility of the concept of temporary occupation is to make sure that the legal agreement between the client, Camelot and the Guardian is watertight. The proxies and licence are updated continuously by lawyers specialising in housing law.
If you wish, we can give you detailed information about the legal aspects of temporary occupation in writing or in person by our own specialist lawyer.

Reliable from the outset
When Camelot Europe was established in 1993, we were the first provider to offer a legal foundation to owners of vacant property for ‘anti-squatting', which at the time was still a relatively unknown concept. This reliable structure gives both guardians and owners peace of mind about the usage status of the property and the ownership rights. The legal validity of this structure has been tested in summary proceedings several times in recent years. In all the cases, the court ruled that there is such as thing as temporary usage status and that squatting in a property under temporary occupation by Camelot is a trespass.