KRS 383.300
...Written notice of termination to be effective on a date stated in the notice that is at least thirty (30) days after the landlord's receipt of the notice; and 2. A copy of the valid protective order. (b) For...
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...Written notice of termination to be effective on a date stated in the notice that is at least thirty (30) days after the landlord's receipt of the notice; and 2. A copy of the valid protective order. (b) For...
In other words, where the vendee gives notice to the vendor that a claimant under a paramount title is in an action attempting to evict him and calls upon the vendor *621to defend, and the vendor either defends unsuccessfully, or...
...Some time before March 1st, he gave the tenant notice to quit on that date. It was held that the notice to quit on March 1st would not support an eviction on April 1st. We said:
...In Clay, instead of giving the tenant one month’s written notice to vacate, the landlord demanded the tenant move out when the notice of eviction was served. Id. at 493. One week later, the trial court ordered the tenant...
...Hence the notice does not support an eviction as of March 1st. In Jones on Landlord and Tenant, sec. 251, it is said:
Turner received a fourteen-day notice of eviction after crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, and drug paraphernalia were found in a room in Turner’s apartment where her nephew, Dazzamon Jones, who visited the apartment every other weekend, kept his belongings...
Turner received a fourteen-day notice of eviction after crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, and drug paraphernalia were found in a room in Turner's apartment where her nephew, Dazzamon Jones, who visited the apartment every other weekend, kept his belongings...
...action to evict him and called upon him to defend according to the terms of the warranty, in the- event of which notice, the averment thereof together with the averment of eviction is sufficient without charging eviction by paramount title...
The plaintiff having failed to allege an eviction by judicial proceedings and determination, is not entitled *623to maintain the action. The only effect of the giving of notice to the vendor, had there been snch proceedings, would have been to...
...is to be provided thirty (30) days’ notice before the Forcible Detainer action can be filed.... [T]he filing of a forcible de-tainer complaint shall not be considered notice of eviction,” (Emphasis added). .Chiles v. Stephens, 10 Ky. 340...
...lease became merged in the judgment of eviction, and that thereafter he was a tenant by sufferance, and that under the statute the appellee was required to give him 30 days’ notice to vacate the premises before the right accrued...
...Additionally, the Court emphasized that while proper notice of eviction is required, any factual disputes as to whether the lease was violated is resolved in the eviction action. Id. at 136, 122 S.Ct. 1230.
...Additionally, the Court emphasized that while proper notice of eviction is required, any factual disputes as to whether the lease was violated is resolved in the eviction action. Id. at 136, 122 S.Ct. 1230.
...supporting this, this is not an issue which is proper for judicial notice. Moreover, nothing was shown that the Housing Authority weighed anything in its decision to evict Ms. Turner. The Housing Authority should have put forth some evidence supporting...
...supporting this, this is not an issue which is proper for judicial notice. Moreover, nothing was shown that the Housing Authority weighed anything in its decision to evict Ms. Turner. The Housing Authority should have put forth some evidence supporting...
...eluded by notice of the suit by which the land was lost. The decision belowr’r77 a ^ dence,erroneous, enter^jhí'ment forthe other party" ' A general warranty of title is a covenant against a lawful, not a wrongful, eviction...
...The lessee gave the required notice but no new lease was executed, and continued to ocupy the premises. It was held that the tenant could not be evicted by forcible detainer; that his possession was rightful. But there he had...
...But if the appellee, as his successor, should be treated as a tenant subject to eviction by warrant of forcible detainer, the alleged renunciation claimed as enough to dispense with notice to quit had occurred more than two years before...
...An eviction notice was issued precipitating Emmons’ appeal to the circuit court. The circuit court likewise concluded that Em-mons was forcibly detaining the three parcels and dismissed her appeal. Our court granted Emmons’ motion for discretionary review for consideration...
[Rjather than the provision of an opportunity to remedy being an obstacle to the purposes and objectives of the Anti-Drug Activity law, a tenant who has been served with notice of the intent to evict has clear knowledge of...