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Required disclosure; model form (a) A landlord shall disclose in advance of entering a rental agreement with a tenant whether any portion of the premises offered for rent is located in a Federal Emergency Management Agency mapped special flood hazard
Definitions As used in this subchapter: (1) “Abuse” has the same meaning as in 15 V.S.A. § 1101. (2) “Protected tenant” means a tenant who is: (A) a victim of abuse, sexual assault, or stalking; (B) a parent, foster parent, legal
Confidentiality An owner, landlord, or housing subsidy provider who possesses documentation or information concerning a protected tenant’s status as a victim of abuse, sexual assault, or stalking shall keep the documentation or information confidential and shall not allow
case of gross negligence or willful misconduct, a landlord is immune from liability for damages to a protected tenant if he or she acts in good faith reliance on: (1) the provisions of this subchapter; or (2) information provided
nature of the case, which shall be brought as well against the landlord, if any, as against the tenant in possession of the premises, or against a person that is occupying a dwelling unit, for which subleasing is prohibited pursuant
When judgment shall not prejudice landlord When the plaintiff neglects to join the landlord, if any, with the tenant in such action, or by collusion with the tenant recovers judgment against him or her for the seisin of lands, such
When all tenants are not sued; disclaimer The writ in the action of ejectment shall not abate because all the tenants are not sued, but those on whom service is made shall answer for such part of the premises only
benefiting a park owner’s family members, among partners who are owners, incidental to financing, among owners as joint tenants or tenants in common, pursuant to eminent domain, or pursuant to a municipal tax sale. 13.7 Expiration of Notice
among the partners who own the mobile home park; (4) incidental to financing the park; (5) between joint tenants or tenants in common; (6) pursuant to eminent domain; (7) pursuant to a municipal tax sale. (f) Requirement for new notice
chapter 225; (9) occupancy of a dwelling unit without right or permission by a person who is not a tenant; or (10) transient occupancy by an occupant placed in a hotel, motel, or lodgings in connection with health care treatment
Obligations implied Obligations imposed on landlords and tenants under this chapter shall be implied in all rental agreements. (Added 1985, No. 175 (Adj. Sess
applicable building, housing, and health regulations. (b) Waiver. No rental agreement shall contain any provision by which the tenant waives the protections of the implied warranty of habitability. Any such waiver shall be deemed contrary to public policy and shall
Remedies for illegal evictions (a) Any tenant who sustains damage or injury as a result of an illegal eviction may bring an action for injunctive relief, damages, costs, and reasonable attorney’s fees. (b) A court may award reasonable attorney
Termination of tenancy; action for possession If the tenant remains in possession after termination of the rental agreement without the express consent of the landlord, the landlord may bring an action for possession, damages, and costs under 12 V.S.A. chapter
state that the defendant is in the possession of the lands or tenements in question (describing them), which the tenant holds unlawfully and against the right of the plaintiff. A copy of the rental agreement, if any, and any notice
Unlawful occupant; expedited hearing (a)(1) In an action for ejectment, the landlord, the landlord’s agent, or the tenant may file a motion for a judgment that the plaintiff is entitled to immediate possession of the premises
time for which the same were leased or demised, by a written lease or agreement accepted by the tenant or to a person holding under the lessee
mobile home park under the jurisdiction of 10 V.S.A. Ch. 153. 4.12 “Occupant” means a tenant and every person or guest entitled to be living and sleeping in a dwelling, dwelling unit, rooming house, or rooming unit
husband’s probate estate. Wife also obtained sole possession of husband’s primary residence, which the couple owned as tenants by the entirety at the time of husband’s death. ¶ 4. In June 2017, wife filed this declaratory judgment action