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...Howell testified that filing a late-rent notice involves filling out the required paperwork and then copying, filing, and mailing the forms. She stated that the steps to file an eviction action include preparation of the eviction forms by the...
...Further, the appellants never received a notice to vacate specifying their annoying behavior and thus this cannot be a basis for eviction. Beyond that, the park owners waived their notice to vacate because they accepted rent for a time period...
In the separate eviction action, wife’s answer raised several defenses, including objections to service of the notice of cancellation and the defense of equitable mortgage. The district court determined that wife’s service defenses were not properly before the...
The question litigated by consent was whether defendant in evicting plaintiffs from the apartment acted in good faith in serving the notice and in bringing the unlawful detainer action — whether that notice and that action were merely a subterfuge or...
...Wilhite moved from her assisted unit in response to the non-renewal notice she received and had no eviction action been filed the HRA would not have taken a termination action against her.” The district court's eviction order clearly...
...received notice of many lease violations, exceeding the allowable three per household; and (5) there had been repeated police calls to appellants’ residence for more than four years. Appellants chose to remain in the residence and challenge the eviction. Cimarron...
Immediate eviction is justified only if a resident violates subdivision 5 a second or subsequent time after receipt of notice to vacate. Appellants were not given 30 days notice to vacate under that provision of the Act. They had no...
...bars the eviction action after acceptance of late fees assessed on the overdue rental payments, and (4) Oak Glen modified the lease to allow for late payment of rent by repeatedly accepting late rent payments without providing notice that further...
...Most of the cases which have allowed a recovery in a cause of action for deceit involved situations where the tenant, without litigation, either vacated voluntarily upon receipt of an eviction notice or after a hearing before the price administrator...
Father filed an eviction action against wife and her tenants. Wife raised the defenses that the contract for deed was actually an equitable mortgage and could only be foreclosed by action; that service of the notice of cancellation was defective...
Are appellants entitled to a remand for an evidentiary hearing as to whether respondents’ eviction notice was racially motivated? FACTS
. Even assuming that the summons and complaint did not satisfy the requirements, the written notice appellant received from respondent told her the apartment had failed inspection and that failure to keep it clean and odor-free could result in eviction...
...Because the retaliatory-eviction defense applies only to a "termination of a tenancy [at will] by notice to quit," the defense does not apply to this action.
a substantial nonretaliatory reason for the eviction, arising at or within a reasonably short time before service of the notice to quit.
3 evict. The notice stated that she must pay the delinquent amount or vacate the premises
3. Respondents waived the June 16, 1983, notice to vacate by accepting July rent. Minn.Stat. § 327C.11 (1982) governs eviction proceedings. Subdivision 2 reads as follows:
...250 (1906), conduct of the landlord after notice of termination of tenancy has been given may operate to waive the notice if conduct sufficiently manifests such an intention. Thus, the court ruled MCDA was estopped from summarily evicting respondent even...
...We decline to rewrite Fritz to require written notice before a tenant raises a common-law habitability defense to an eviction proceeding.
Shortly after leasing an apartment from respondents, appellants received an eviction notice for failure to maintain “reasonable quiet,” a condition of the lease. Appellants remained in the apartment and respondents instituted unlawful detainer proceedings. Judgment was entered for respondents. This...
...the health and safety of other tenants, an eviction can be accomplished under state law (which does not require prior written notice in this situation) without regard to FmHA regulations (which do require prior written notice). We agree with appellant.