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interprets § 6237 to mean that a landlord is not required to give a tenant notice of eviction when
The court concluded that the September 24, 1999 notice of nonrenewal was sufficient because the VSHA requirement that it receive a copy of landlords’ notice to tenants is triggered only when landlords have initiated a complaint for eviction or other...
The court concluded that the September 24, 1999 notice of nonrenewal was sufficient because the VSHA requirement that it receive a copy of landlords' notice to tenants is triggered only when landlords have initiated a complaint for eviction or other...
required under 10 V.S.A. § 6237(a)(3) to provide notice before initiating eviction proceedings. Associate Justice 18
...As a no cause eviction, there are no individual standards or behaviors to notice, and the Court is satisfied that this joint notice is effective and sufficient.
Whether the court has jurisdiction over this case depends on whether the notice for no- cause termination constitutes “proper notice” in a for-cause eviction action.
...He asks for, "Eviction for Cause." /d. He states that he believes the following rule or law applies, "Vermont Eviction for Cause Law." /d. Gotlieb's complaint alleges nothing else, about how he served Brown's termination notice or otherwise.
440 So. 2d 1307, 1308 (Fla. Dist. Ct. App. 1983) (jury could find apartment owner vicariously liable where apartment manager shot tenant during discussion of tenant’s eviction notice); Hinson v. Morris,
...10 V.S.A. § 6237(a)(2) sets forth the general rule that any eviction proceeding requires notice and, in the same sentence, indicates that exceptions to the general rule exist in § 6237(a)(3) (stating that "except as provided...
...These inconsistent actions do not constitute “punctilious compliance with all statutory eviction procedures, including notice provisions” by Lizabeth’s. In re Soon Kwon, 2011 VT 26, ¶ 14. For the Francises to know that Lizabeth’s no- cause notice warned of...
...For those instances that the leaseholder bears no fault-"a change in use of the park land or parts thereof or a termination of the mobile home park"-he or she must have notice prior to an eviction proceeding. Id...
...Tenant argued that the first notice, dated May 1, was insufficient because it did not contain the reason for termination of the tenancy. Tenant further argued that the June 12 notice could not provide jurisdiction because landlord filed for eviction...
...Tenants answered landlords’ eviction complaint by denying that they had breached the terms of the rental agreement and raising the affirmative defenses that: (1) pursuant to 9 V.S.A. § 4467(b), notice to terminate tenancy for breach of the...
...Tenants answered landlords' eviction complaint by denying that they had breached the terms of the rental agreement and raising the affirmative defenses that: (1) pursuant to 9 V.S.A. § 4467(b), notice to terminate tenancy for breach of the...
...Because 9 V.S.A. § 4467(k) requires a landlord to commence eviction proceedings no later than 60 days from the termination date in the notice, allowing Lizabeth’s to amend its complaint would mean that it could maintain the...
Sept. 18, 2012) (“10 V.S.A. § 6237(a)(3) is ambiguous about when a park owner must give notice before starting an eviction proceeding.”). We agree.
...Accordingly, we agree that the notice of nonrenewal was adequate. II. Retaliatory eviction defense
...Accordingly, we agree that the notice of nonrenewal was adequate. II. Retaliatory eviction defense
...Because landlord’s notice of default was defective, and because a wrongful eviction releases a tenant from liability for rent accrued post-eviction, we affirm.
noticed termination without cause, rather than forcing a landlord to seek forcible eviction by court