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• Q: What is an Antisocial Behaviour Order? A: Often known as an ASBO this is a civil order granted in the Sheriff Court. The order sets out the behaviour or course of conduct that must cease. Any breach of such an order enables the police to arrest the individual and further court action can follow. This may include either a fine or imprisonment. Up to the questions • Q: Who can apply to the court for an Antisocial Behaviour Order? A: The Council or Registered Social Landlord can make an application for an Antisocial Behaviour Order to the local Sheriff Court. An Antisocial Behaviour Order may be granted against anyone over 12 years of age who is resident in that area, and can be applied to any such person regardless of whether they live or lodge in rented accommodation or are owner occupiers. Up to the questions • Q: As a tenant, what can I do if I have a problem with my neighbour?