JW, LLC v. Ayer and Martell, 197 Vt. 118 (2014)

Citation: JW, LLC v. Ayer and Martell, 197 Vt. 118 (2014)
Parent Document: JW, LLC v. Ayer and Martell, 197 Vt. 118 (2014)
Jurisdiction: Vermont (state)
Effective Date: 2014-07-18
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2684862/jw-llc-v-ayer-and-martell/ ↗

Full Text

736 chars

tenant who has remained until a writ of possession is executed and is removed by the sheriff is likely to have personal items left on the premises. On the other hand, a landlord who is forced to remove a tenant through an ejectment proceeding has likely already lost rental income and is anxious to have possession of the rental property so that it can be profitable again. The Legislature resolved the conflict by authorizing landlords to dispose of property remaining on the property without threat of liability and without a requirement to store the items left behind. The apparent purpose of this is to allow landlords to retain possession of their real property and remove items so as to make the property ready for another renter.

Other Sections in This Document (61)

Full Text