Particulars of claim for possession
(a) give the claimant possession of the premises; (b) pay the unpaid rent and any charge for use and occupation up to the date an order is made; (c) pay rent and any charge for use and occupation from the date of the order until the claimant recovers possession of the property; (d) pay the claimant’s costs of making this claim. 11.
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