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On March 1, April 1, and May 1, 2014, Plaintiff sent Defendants letters stating that unless they provided information otherwise, their rent would increase on July 1, 2014 to market rent of $931. These notices complied with the 30 day...
...Plaintiff could have immediately given notice of a rent increase to market rent that could have become effective as early as September 1, but did not give any notice of rent increase.
Plaintiff’s justification for being able to claim rental amounts due retroactively without a 30-day notice of rent increase is Paragraph 18 of the Lease, which is entitled “Tenant Obligation to Repay” and provides as follows:
8 In light of the clear statutory language authorizing landlords to increase rent during the term
Landlord/Appellant appealed, claiming that the judgment should be increased by $975 to add rent for August 2016, for which she was not charged. An attached rent statement dated 9/15/17 that was not admitted as an exhibit at...
13 2013 until October of 2014, never received any notice of either an increase or decrease in rent. It was obvious that their rental payment would change as a result of the change in jobs in December 2013 and January...
On November 1, 2024, the Windham and Windsor Housing Trust sent Defendant a written notice of a rent increase. The notice stated that
10 Rising costs for utilities, insurance and general maintenance have been significant over the past year. This rent increase will help to cover these operating expenses in 2025.
...There is no waiver of the right to 30-day notice of rent increase.
Defendant’s lease4 provides that “[a]ny increase of rent shall take effect on the first day of the rental period following not less than sixty (60) days' written notice to the Tenant.” Lease at ¶ 3 (emphasis supplied). This provision...
...Defendants filed an Answer in which they asserted improper backdating of rent increases. The court finds that based on the 30 day notice requirement in the lease, the $710 rental amount became effective on January 1, 2013.
...Tenant agrees to pay as rental for the demised premises Seven hundred thirty-nine dollars ($ 739) per month, payable, without demand, in advance on the first of the month. … Any increase of rent shall take effect on the first day...
...The written lease provided in Paragraph 4 that “The Landlord agrees to give the Tenant at least 30 days advance written notice of any increase in the Tenant’s rent except as noted in paragraphs 11, 15, or 17.”
...In addition to the increase in rent, our office is directed to commence proceedings for ejectment/eviction in the Windsor Superior Court and we will be requesting that rent be paid into Court. We will be seeking interest and costs...
...If the Tenant does not advise the Landlord of these interim changes, the Landlord may increase the Tenant’s rent to the HUD-approved market rent. The Landlord may do so only in accordance with the time frames and administrative...
...third party verification”), and that because Plaintiff did not give 30-day notice of any rent increase after March 1, 2014, Plaintiff cannot claim rents due for that period above the $22 per month that went into effect January 1...
...Wood in September 2022 notifying him that they were increasing the rent as of December 1, 2022 from $200 per month to $500 per month. There is no evidence that Mr. Wood received notice of this increase, but there is...
the lease to reflect increased rent. The letter threatened litigation but did not invoke the
Under ¶ 4 of the Lease, “[t]he Landlord agrees to give the Tenant at least 30 days advance written notice of any increase in the Tenant’s rent except as noted in paragraphs 11, 15 or 17.” The initial question...
...Such evidence includes but is not limited to inflation, increases in municipal taxes, fees and assessments, utilities, fuel and costs of amortizing improvements. The presumption does not arise if the tenant made the complaint after notice of a proposed rent...