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DRAFT FOR ATTORNEY REVIEW — NOT FINAL

Napier v. Adkison, 209 Mont. 163 (1984)

Citation
Napier v. Adkison, 209 Mont. 163 (1984)
Parent Document
Napier v. Adkison, 209 Mont. 163 (1984)
Jurisdiction
Montana (state)
Effective Date
1984-04-04

Full Text

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Here, the Napiers       contend      that   substantial evidence
cannot be found to support the following conclusions by the
District Court:
    "1. Plaintiffs failed to pay rent due upon rental
    from Defendants.   Notice of failure to pay such
    payment was duly made and went unheeded by
    Plaintiffs.   Three day notice to quit was orally
    given to a family member of Plaintiffs which was
    the only practical method since Plaintiffs for all
    purposes had abandoned the premises and their
    whereabouts unknown.
    "2. Plaintiffs abandoned the premises about June
    27, 1982; in a.ddition, Plaintiffs committed waste
    thereon by leaving unattended dogs locked in the
    mobile home. Defendants act of placing the padlock
    on the mobile home was a practical but unauthorized
    solution to the problem.
     "3.   There is no causal relationship between the
     unauthorized placing of the padlock by Defendants
     and the burglary committed by unknown third
     persons. "