Topic
Eviction
252 published works
Nursing Home Law Blog
Assisted-living Centers Evict Residents
After spending their entire savings to stay at Mey House in Egg Harbor Township and Goldfinch House in Bridgeton, seniors are being evicted once they go on Medicaid. Kicking the…
Land Use Prof Blog
Rodriguez-Dod on Protecting Tenants from Foreclosure Evictions
Eloisa C. Rodriguez-Dod (Nova Southeastern) has posted Stop Shutting the Door on Renters: Protecting Tenants from Foreclosure Evictions, from Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 20. The abstract:This…
PropertyProf Blog
Blacklisted
By propertyprof
The New York Times ran a fascinating piece last week about tenant blacklisting. Turns out there are over 600 firms in the country that collect and sell to landlords the…
ContractsProf Blog
A Lesson in Contract Drafting to Trump All Others
What is the drafting lesson to trump all others? The usual: one size does not fit all. AmLaw Daily reports that Trump Corporation leases space in one of the co-op buildings…
PropertyProf Blog
Eviction of Tenants From Foreclosed Apartments
By propertyprof
Mark Edwards has some interesting thoughts on this issue over at the Co-op.Ben Barros[Comments are held for approval, so there will be some delay in posting]
PropertyProf Blog
Evictions from State-Owned Land in Hawaii
By propertyprof
The Honolulu Advertiser brings news of evictions of residents from state land on the north shore of Oahu. We hear another lesson in what we might call legal realism:Each family…
PropertyProf Blog
Piccard on Residential Evictions in Florida
By propertyprof
Ann Piccard (Stetson) has posted Residential Evictions in Florida: When the Rent is Due, Where is the Process? on SSRN. Here's the abstract:Florida's residential eviction statute requires that a tenant…
South Carolina Nursing Home Blog
Judge stops eviction of resident
By Ray Mullman
William C. Lhotka of the St. louis Post-dispatch wrote an article about a Judge preventing a nursing home from evicting a resident from a nursing home. Below is an excerpt…
New Jersey Law Blog
Landlord’s Beware: Commercial Tenant Failure to Obtain Municipal Permits Not Grounds For Eviction
The New Jersey Appellate Division in an unpublished decision, Cesar S. Arredondo v. Nersy Pujols, Docket No. A-5459-05T25459-05T2, ruled that breaches of both of a lease provision and a New…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Chancery Declines to Stay Post-Foreclosure Eviction
In Hayford v. Citicorp Trust Bank., 2007 WL 2985049 (Del. Ch., Oct. 11, 2007), read opinion here, the Chancery Court refused to stay a post-foreclosure eviction proceeding. The case involved…