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4 One of the thirteen grounds for eviction under the Anti-Eviction Act is nonpayment of rent after the service of a valid notice of rent increase, "provided the increase in rent is not unconscionable ...." N.J.Stat.Ann. Sec...
f. The person has failed to pay rent after a valid notice to quit and notice of increase of said rent, provided the increase in rent is not unconscionable...
(1) Increase in Rent — Increases in Rent are to be made effective the first of the month following that in which the change occurred.
16 Following the appellate ruling in Philadelphia Citizens, HUD prepared identical interim rules limited to implementing the statutory increases in rent contribution rates for public housing and Section 8 tenants, based upon current definitions of income and adjusted income. Exercising...
10 (1) Increase in Rent--Increases in Rent are to be made effective the first of the month following that in which the change occurred. 11 ....
...As a result of the 2004 change, his expected rent contribution increased 48%—from $231 to $342 per month. Plaintiff Nidia Palaez, a beneficiary since February 2004, is a single mother with a young daughter. She experienced a 177% increase...
This court’s decisions in Thompson I and Marshall I upheld the merits of the tenants’ claims to an opportunity to be heard on proposed rent increases, and reversed the District Court’s judgments in favor of the housing officials...
paid the increased rent for one month, in the context of an agreement to leave at the end of the month. The only evidence that the Makis were willing to continue their tenancy after the rent increase is their current...
Instead, the facts demonstrate that the Makis were unhappy with the rent increase, started looking for a new apartment, and reached an agreement with the Laakkos concerning when they would move. The uncon-troverted testimony of the Laakkos establishes that...
This office is not obligated, nor do we have the authority to hold hearings with tenants regarding considerations for increases in maximum rents. The rent increase referred to in your letter was granted on the basis of increases in operating...
...his/her rent is based, so that the rent he/she is paying is less than he/she should have been charged, then the increase in rent shall be made retroactive to the date that the increase would have taken...
...his/her rent is based, so that the rent he/she is paying is less than he/she should have been charged, then the increase in rent shall be made retroactive to the date that the increase would have taken...
...Although the rent increase technically was mandated to go into effect on October 1, 1981, HUD was given five years to implement the rent increase fully. OBRA Sec. 322(i)(3). Indeed, HUD was given discretion to extend even that...
ever more litigation that increases housing costs for those who rent, renders
requests for rent increases is not presented in this case. Our
Meanwhile, on September 11, 1974, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which has statutory responsibility for approving any rent increase by a local public housing authority such as NCHA, see 42 U.S.C. § 1401 (1970), or a § 221...
...When a PHA raises a tenant’s rent to reflect allegedly increased tenant income, no one doubts that section 1437d(k) requires the PHA to provide an administrative hearing if the tenant complains of the increase. See, e.g.,
who failed to comply with the Policy from the Park. Instead, Waples increased the rent
flexibility in choosing whether to terminate tenants in order to increase the rent, de la Cuesta and Hammond,
In a prior action, the district court enjoined the proposed rent increase because Defendants failed to comply with the notice requirements of § 1437f(c)(8). We affirmed. Park Vill. Apartments Tenants Ass’n v. Mortimer Howard Trust, No. 06-7389...