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...In arguing to sustain the trial court’s verdict plaintiffs contend that the extent of the bank’s obligation is determined by the notice of June 30, 1971, which increased the monthly rent to $100. Defendant claims that the rent...
Defendant argues that the rent increase amounted to a constructive eviction. Since the letter of June 30, 1971, was a proper notice to quit, the rental increase which it contained did not constitute a constructive eviction. Once Mrs. Turgeon received...
...Four days later, the plaintiff sent a letter to the defendant notifying her that beginning on May 1, 2003, it intended to increase the monthly rent to $5,650.00. The defendant ignored the plaintiffs letter and continued to pay...
95 N.H. 303, 305, 63 A.2d 232, 233 (1948). It was given to Mrs. Turgeon one month prior to the proposed termination date and stated succinctly that if the rent increase was not acceptable, Mrs. Turgeon should move.
Under RSA 205-A:27, II, the board has no jurisdiction over “any issues relative to rent or rental increases or jurisdiction over evictions.” Hynes argues that, pursuant to RSA 205-A:27, II, the *539board had no jurisdiction over...
...court’s order is modified to award plaintiffs $620, the total of the two judgments rendered by the district court, or $340, plus seven months’ rent at a reasonable rate as determined by the rental rate prior to the increase.
...The lease requires the defendant to pay a fixed rent of $2,000 per month, plus a portion of real estate tax increases as additional rent. Evidence was presented at trial that the roof has leaked periodically since the defendant...
...Turgeon that her rent would be increased from $40 to $100 per month as of the first Tuesday in August. In the notice plaintiffs stated that Mrs. Turgeon was a source of aggravation and that if the new rent was...
...Consequently, the court ruled that the defendant was a tenant at will and her failure to pay the increased rent was sufficient grounds for eviction. This appeal followed.
...ruling that the rent withholding absent a court order was unlawful, the superior court was merely revisiting the 1991 order as permitted by section C of that order, which authorized the continued withholding of the rental increase “until further order...
With regard to the remaining tenants withholding the rental increase (the remaining tenants), we affirm the superior court’s ruling of law that the lack of a court order authorizing the withholding of rent subjects these tenants to the possibility...
...under the laws of the State of New Hampshire, to the effect that on the next rent date their rents would be increased at the rate of $2 a week, their tenancies being upon a weekly basis. Thereafter, the defendants...
...Tenant shall pay, as Additional Rent, its pro-rata share of any increase or decrease in taxes over the Tax Year 1985-86. The Landlord shall at the beginning of each fiscal Tax Year estimate, on the basis of its...
...First, Penrich suggests that our decision in Penrich I remanded the question of the permissibility of rent withholding absent a court order with regard to all tenants in the park withholding the rental increase. This interpretation misconstrues our earlier holding...
*586Penrich filed a petition for declaratory judgment to determine whether the unilateral withholding of rent was lawful. The tenants’ association counterclaimed, alleging that electrical violations and septic system failures constituted a health and safety hazard and requesting relief. After an...
ment to assume her rent obligations, to pay the increased rental for the entire nine-month period. 2 R. Powell, Real Property § 254 (1973). To the extent that plaintiffs secured judgments against Mrs. Turgeon in the district court, the bank...
...of appeal to test the reasonableness of the rents within the statutory time because of the failure of the Administrator or the Area Director to issue an order disapproving of the increases. By the terms of the Act no such...
...and urge that a like order was required by the Administrator to a landlord who had increased the rent beyond the maximum rent in effect on June 30, 1946. A sufficient answer to the defendants’ proposal is that insofar as...