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Rent Increase The Plaintiff seeks to unilaterally increase Defendant's rent in the event that Defendant remains in possession of the premises. Plaintiff proposes that the new rent equal $6,000 per month, the amount a third party was willing...
...31-44.1-2 entitled "Rent increases for mobile and manufactured home lots" provides that if a majority of the mobile home owners of the park believe that the rent increase is "clearly excessive," arbitration may be requested.
The first element in establishing a rebuttable presumption for reprisal, is either an increase in rent, non-renewal, refusal to offer a lease, or termination of tenancy. In the present matter, the defendant has proposed a newly revised lease, inclusive...
...is the legality of having differing methods of rent increases for residents of similar class."9 Baker, WC92-0326, Decision, at p. 10. In their appeal of the hearing officer's decision, the Court analyzed and addressed the methodology of...
...1) whether Defendant's tenancy automatically expires on April 30, 1999 without necessity of notice; 2) whether Plaintiff, Paul Zaloumis, can increase Defendant's rent 3) if Plaintiff can increase the rent does Plaintiff have to pay the increased amount...
...Prior to the rent increase, Defendants lived at the Lincoln property from March 2008, through October of 2008. Although Mr. Halpin intended for the rental increase to *Page 9 take affect on October 15, 2008, because the lease began on...
The second issue facing this Court is whether the Plaintiff is entitled to increase Defendant's monthly rent.
Section 34-18-16.1 of the Residential Landlord and Tenant Act provides that a landlord may increase the rent for a residential tenancy as long as notice is given thirty days prior to the effective date. "Notice" is deemed...
...any lot rent increase going into effect,” Strashnick enclosed a letter to Krzak in his January rental payment, explaining that in light of the improper notice, he was paying his usual rent and would comply with the increase only when...
...any lot rent increase going into effect," Strashnick enclosed a letter to Krzak in his January rental payment, explaining that in light of the improper notice, he was paying his usual rent and would comply with the increase only when...
In response to the outcome in Baker, the defendant notified plaintiffs of a new modified lease resulting in an increase in rent, approximately $40.00 per month, per unit. See, Letter of October 31, 1994. On January 6, 1995, the...
...The terms remained substantially the same as the lease executed on March 1, 2008, however, the rent was increased from $750.00 per month to $1171.00 per month. At trial, Mr. Halpin testified that the rent increase was intended...
The defendant contends that the decision in Baker held that there should not be different terms for annual rent increases. As such, the decision essentially directed the defendant to reform the leases to provide for uniform rental increases in compliance...
...The trial justice found that there was no meeting of the minds on the amount of rent and that defendant did not pay rent without reservation but declared that she would pay the increased amount only if the housing violations...
*856“The general assembly finds and declares that the provision of affordable housing is of vital concern to the citizens of the state, that mobile and manufactured homes are an important source for affordable housing, that lot rent increases for...
*856 "The general assembly finds and declares that the provision of affordable housing is of vital concern to the citizens of the state, that mobile and manufactured homes are an important source for affordable housing, that lot rent increases for...
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...
...However, beginning on January 1, 1997, a first option period had commenced under the lease that increased the annual base rent to $216,616.00, or $18,218.00 per month, a $1,893.00 increase in the monthly installment...
...direction of the Court in Justice Famigletti's decision striking down the improper rent methodology. The evidence reveals, and this Court further determines, that the rental increases were ancillary to the institution of a modified, more uniform lease agreement for...