Mackey v. Sheldrick (2011)

Citation: Mackey v. Sheldrick (2011)
Parent Document: Mackey v. Sheldrick (2011)
Jurisdiction: Vermont (state)
Effective Date: 2011-12-14
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4489839/mackey-v-sheldrick/ ↗

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The weekend of July 2-4, Kathy made numerous telephone calls to the residence, as she
wished to show it to a prospective tenant. In the meantime, Daniel was going to be getting out of
jail and Jessica had decided to stay with Daniel and they wanted to stay in the apartment. Jessica
asked Kathy to sign a shelter assistance form, which would enable Jessica to obtain state funds to
pay the back rent, up to 3 months, and stay in the apartment. Kathy refused to do so, and said
she would no longer rent to Daniel because of his mental illness, and that she preferred to part
ways. She said that she could not run a business on the premises with Daniel there, and that she
would rent to Jessica and her son but not to Daniel. Kathy said that she could not believe that
Jessica was going to stay with Daniel, and then she said that she shouldn’t have said that.

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