Sangha v. Keen (2025)

Citation: Sangha v. Keen (2025)
Parent Document: Sangha v. Keen (2025)
Jurisdiction: Washington (state)
Effective Date: 2025-05-22
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10594789/sangha-v-keen/ ↗

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The statute goes on to direct tenants to
                     GET HELP: If you do not respond by the deadline above, you
              will lose your right to defend yourself or be represented by a lawyer if
              you cannot afford one in court and could be evicted.
Id.
       Next, the statutory form explains how to respond to the summons,
                     HOW TO RESPOND: Phone calls to your Landlord or your
              Landlord’s lawyer are not a response. You may respond with a “notice
              of appearance.” This is a letter that includes the following:
                      (1) A statement that you are appearing in the court case
                      (2) Names of the landlord(s) and the tenant(s) (as listed above)
                      (3) Your name, your address where the legal documents may be
              sent, your signature, phone number (if any), and case number (if the case is
              filed).
Id. (emphasis added). Plaintiffs are directed to mail, fax, or hand deliver the “response letter to your Landlord’s lawyer.” Id.

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