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The defendant urges that this Court must find that the plaintiff show evidence that a crime of violence was committed by introducing a charge and some resolution of that charge in order to proceed by way of summary eviction under...
...in ruling that because the eviction was commenced after the expiration of the lease, it was not retaliatory. The defendants contend that their complaint to a governmental agency within six (6) months before the notice to terminate, created a presumption...
...Berkeley Manor gave appropriate notice to plaintiffs of the alleged lease violations and ultimately filed suit in an effort to vindicate its rights under its contract with plaintiffs— an effort that proved to be successful. The plaintiffs simply have no...
...Berkeley Manor gave appropriate notice to plaintiffs of the alleged lease violations and ultimately filed suit in an effort to vindicate its rights under its contract with plaintiffs an effort that proved to be successful. The plaintiffs simply have no...
...The date of mailing was specified as June 16, 1998, and defendant also was apprised that an eviction notice “may be initiated *** on or after June 29, 1998.” The exact date for termination, however, was not explicitly stated, as such...
...law eviction action of Defendant as a tenant at sufferance and that it sufficiently informed her of the nature of the actions.1 All that is required is that the complaint give the opposing party fair and adequate notice of...
...These provisions allow an owner or landlord to terminate a periodic residential tenancy by providing the tenant with the requisite advance written notice of such termination. Thus, § 31-44-2(a) expressly provides, in its first sentence, that "[a] tenancy...
...These provisions allow an owner or landlord to terminate a periodic residential tenancy by providing the tenant with the requisite advance written notice of such termination. Thus, § 31-44-2(a) expressly provides, in its first sentence, that “[a] tenancy...
On August 28, 2002, a five-day demand notice pursuant to G.L. 1956 § 34-18-35 was mailed to defendants, stating that they were $882 in arrears. Shortly thereafter, Catelli filed a trespass and ejectment action against them in...
if tenant fails to cure nonpayment within ten days of notice by landlord, then landlord may evict. The determination of the date that rents are “payable hereunder” is made by examining section 5.7. The plain language of section 5...
...of the Warwick Housing Authority (WHA or plaintiff) evicting her from her apartment in Meadowbrook Terrace, a subsidized housing complex in Warwick. The defendant contends that because WHA, after giving her notice of termination, continued to accept rent without preserving...
...By that time, executrix already had taken affirmative steps to exercise her testamentary power of sale by issuing the notice of termination of tenancy and filing the eviction complaint. At the time of bankruptcy filing, even though debtor may not...
...the assault the plaintiff sent a written notice to the defendant terminating her tenancy for breach of the tenant's statutory obligations under R.I.G.L. § 34-18-24(10), followed by the filing of a complaint for eviction.
The chapter then sets forth notice requirements for rent increases and outlines the procedure for arbitration between a park owner and mobile home owners “[i]f a majority of the mobile home owners of the park believe that the rent...
The chapter then sets forth notice requirements for rent increases and outlines the procedure for arbitration between a park owner and mobile home owners "[i]f a majority of the mobile home owners of the park believe that the rent...
...The court then found that plaintiffs attempt to evict defendant was an illegal retaliatory eviction in response to defendant’s complaints to the Division of Code Enforcement and that remedying a code violation such as the pest infestation was plaintiffs...
...disturbance of the peace, the landlord shall not be required to send a notice of noncompliance to the tenant and may immediately file a complaint for eviction in a form substantially similar to that provided in § 34-18-56(e...
...To the contrary, the Mobilehome Residency Law provides that a park owner who wishes to change the use of his land may evict his tenants, albeit with 6 or 12 months notice. * * * [T]he state and local laws at issue...
...To the contrary, the Mobilehome Residency Law provides that a park owner who wishes to change the use of his land may evict his tenants, albeit with 6 or 12 months notice. * * * [T]he state and local laws at issue...
...proof will be on the plaintiff; although it would be otherwise in case of an eviction by force of a judgment at law, with notice of the suit to the warrantor.” Vincent, Boss & Barnejield and Felix Hebert, for plaintiff. John...