Section 1480

Citation: Section 1480
Parent Document: Barbara Brewer v. Edward R. Madigan, Etc., 945 F.2d 449 (1991)
Jurisdiction: United States (federal)
Effective Date: 1991-09-26
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/569091/barbara-brewer-v-edward-r-madigan-etc/ ↗

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. The procedure, in other words, is as follows: when a landlord of FmHA-subsidized housing (as opposed to a regular landlord) decides to evict a tenant, he or she may not do so for any reason whatsoever, but only for a material violation of the lease terms or for good cause. If the tenant is dissatisfied with the landlord’s decision, the eviction may only be accomplished by judicial action. Before initiating the eviction proceeding, however, the landlord must provide the tenant with written notice stating the lease term violation or the reason for the eviction and informing the tenant that the eviction must be accomplished through judicial action. At the eviction proceeding, the tenant has the opportunity to present his or her arguments against the eviction and any other additional information or defenses to a person other than the evictor, i.e.,

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