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the mobile home after receiving a notice of termination but before receiving an eviction order from
...This interlocutory appeal arises out of a mobile home park eviction in which landlord, Shires Housing, Inc., failed to provide tenant, Carolyn Brown, with written notice of tenancy termination before filing for eviction under the Mobile Home Parks Act. The...
...Sess.), § 2), we cannot support landlord's contention that requiring notice would be contrary to the Legislature's intent by preventing owners from speedily evicting persons charged with criminal activities. The *1223statute and the Department rule require only that notice...
with the notice or to await an inevitable court-ordered eviction. Applicant is living on the fringes
had intended to evict based on the sale of the property, then notice needed to go to
...It is undisputed that landlord did not provide written notice prior to initiating the eviction proceedings.
...it did not give notice that would have supported eviction based on nonpayment of an amount determined retroactively due to a legitimate delay under 7-11(F)(1), (2)(a) and (c). It also gave no 30-day notice of...
In the event that you have not vacated the premises on or before 30 days from receipt of this notice, eviction proceedings and a civil lawsuit will be commenced against you.
In the event that you have not vacated the premises on or before 90 days from receipt of this notice, eviction proceedings and a civil lawsuit will be commenced against you.
a. James Moorcroft may issue and serve a written notice of termination on John Severance, as to the Moorcroft farmhouse residence on the Subject Property, and file an amended complaint to seek to evict John Severance from that residence; and;
The Court finds that the trial court did not commit a mistake that requires relief from the judgment on the Plaintiff’s no cause eviction count. “Punctilious compliance with all statutory eviction procedures, including notice provision” is required in residential...
Thereafter, Steven filed the pending motion to dismiss Plaintiffs' claim for eviction, arguing that Plaintiffs lack a legal basis for the termination of his tenancy because (1) the notice of termination cites a statute that does not exist ("Title 9...
...of retaliatory eviction was applicable to landlords’ claim for possession based on nonrenewal because landlords still possessed a “retaliatory motive” for seeking to terminate tenants’ possession of the apartment. Tenants also argued that landlords’ September 24, 1999, notice of nonrenewal...
...of retaliatory eviction was applicable to landlords' claim for possession based on nonrenewal because landlords still possessed a "retaliatory motive" for seeking to terminate tenants' possession of the apartment. Tenants also argued that landlords' September 24, 1999, notice of nonrenewal...
...Plaintiffs served Steven with a notice to vacate for no cause. Steven has refused to vacate, prompting this case. With his answer, Steven has asserted counterclaims styled as illegal eviction, financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult, retaliation, consumer fraud, and...
[3] For month-to-month tenants, sixty-days' notice is required to evict without cause. 9 V.S.A. § 4467(c)(1). Defendants are relying on a provision that shortens the required notice period to thirty days when the building...
...Tenant, Ken Dunbar, appeals a trial court order denying his motion to dismiss and granting judgment of eviction and damages to landlord, William Andrus. On appeal, tenant claims that the court lacked jurisdiction to evict him because landlord’s notices...
For month-to-month tenants, sixty-days’ notice is required to evict without cause. 9 V.S.A. § 4467(c)(1). Defendants are relying on a provision that shortens the required notice period to thirty days when the building is...
...Second, given that the remedy for a defective notice is a severe one -- dismissal of the eviction action, see Andrus v. Dunbar, 2005 VT 48, ¶¶ 9-15, 178 Vt. 554, 555-57 -- the Court does not believe it appropriate to...
Defendants do not deny that the timing of the complaint to the health officer and of the eviction notice were central to the court’s decision on retaliatory eviction, but they respond that the events, taken as a whole, amply...