Gadsons v. Royal/Concord Gardens (1998)

Citation: Gadsons v. Royal/Concord Gardens (1998)
Parent Document: Gadsons v. Royal/Concord Gardens (1998)
Jurisdiction: New Hampshire (state)
Effective Date: 1998-05-13
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10695147/gadsons-v-royalconcord-gardens/ ↗

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Frederick and Joan Gadson began living at Concord Gardens in
November of 1984. On July 6, 1995, Concord Gardens notified
plaintiffs that they were to discontinue their use of a “burn
barrel” outside of their unit, explaining that such fires were
not permitted under the Gadson’s lease and that they posed a
safety risk to both individuals and structures within the
complex. On August 4 , 1995, Concord Gardens served plaintiffs
with a “Notice of Termination of Tenancy and Requirement to Quit
the Premises.”   The Notice to Quit specifically referenced the
July 6 letter and stated that plaintiffs’ tenancy was being
terminated because they had failed to comply with defendant’s
directive to stop using the burn barrel. In September of 1995, following receipt of the Notice to

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