R.C.S.A. §§ 21-70-1—21-70-3 Revised: 2015-3-6
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Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies
TITLE 21. Licenses
Department of Consumer Protection §21-70-3
reason for termination is nonpayment of rent or other proper charge.
(4) If you are being evicted for nonpayment of rent or other proper charge, you may stop
the eviction if you pay the arrearage within th e30 day notice period. However, you may
only use this procedure once in any 12 month period.
(b) THE FOLLOWING RIGHTS APPLY TO YOU IF YOU RENT YOUR HOME
FROM THE PARK OWNER
(1) You may be evicted for any of the following reasons:
(A) the term of the Rental Agreement has ended;
(B) the Rental Agreement has ended because of a specific agreement that it would end if
a certain event happened;
(C) nonpayment of rent;
(D) your failure to keep the home in good condition;
(E) occupying the home without a right to occupy or after such right has ended;
(F) your conviction for violating a law affecting the health, safety and welfare of other
residents;
(G) the continued violation of a rule of the park; or
(H) a change in the use of the land on which your home is located.
(2) You must be given 60 days written notice, called a Notice to Quit, before your Rental
Agreement may be terminated.
7. FOR RESIDENTS WHO OWN THE MOBILE MANUFACTURED HOME—YOUR
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS IF YOU SELL YOUR HOME
(a) You may sell your home on its present lot if:
(1) your home is safe, sanitary and meets all the aesthetic standards of the park; and
(2) the purchaser meets the entry requirments for the park. These requirements are limited
by law.
(b) The Park Owner carries the burden of proving that your home is unsafe, unsanitary
or fails to meet aesthetic standards.
(c) Before you sell your home on its present lot, you must ask for the Park Owner’s