What is the best way to go about evicting a holdover tenant who is also past due with rent?
Hire a lawyer as you are unsure as to the procedures and caselaw. If they don't deposit rent into the registry the tenant(s) lose possession...
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Hire a lawyer as you are unsure as to the procedures and caselaw. If they don't deposit rent into the registry the tenant(s) lose possession...
Sure if he can prove he didn't do what was alleged. If you sue it is your burden to prove. Absent witnesses etc the chances are slim.
If depends if paying electric is a term of the lease. If so you could be evicted for violating the lease rather than behind on rent. See a lawyer...
It is unlikely that any lawyer would take the case for $300 as it will cost you more and $300 just to hire a lawyer. You may just want to chalk...
If you have no written settlement with them then you may be out of luck trying to enforce it now. This is why one hires a lawyer to make sure they...
Commercial leases in written form govern and unlike residential leases there are very few protections a commercial tenant gets. You already got...
As stated in my other reply, I dont see your cause of action here or your actual damages. If you're moving the employee can no longer bother you...
If you're selling your unit your cause of action either dies with you when you sell since it will be moot upon sale or passes to the buyer. I...
Maybe, maybe not. They may have acquiesced to the conduct by not enforcing the rules. But it will take a judge after costly litigation to decide...
Statue limitations is how long you have to file a lawsuit. If there is already a judgment there is no stature of limitations; just the judgment is...