Hynes v. Hale, 146 N.H. 533 (2001)

Citation: Hynes v. Hale, 146 N.H. 533 (2001)
Parent Document: Hynes v. Hale, 146 N.H. 533 (2001)
Jurisdiction: New Hampshire (state)
Effective Date: 2001-06-22
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/8092344/hynes-v-hale/ ↗

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The following facts either were found by the board or appear in the record, and are not disputed by the parties on appeal. Hale is a tenant of Hynes’ manufactured housing community. In April 1997, she purchased her manufactured housing unit from prior tenants. At the time of purchase, the unit was surrounded by a six-foot-high fence. Sometime thereafter, the fence fell into disrepair. To repair it, Hale replaced portions with six-foot-high fencing. In two notices of violation, issued in April and June 1998, Hynes notified Hale that the fence as repaired violated park rule 6(k), which requires all fences to be approved by park management and not exceed four feet in height. The notices informed Hale that she had to remove the new sections of fence and replace them with four-foot-high fencing. Hale did not comply with the notices and, accordingly, in July 1998, Hynes issued a notice to quit.

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