Summary Process Court Actions Clause Samples
The 'Summary Process Court Actions' clause establishes the procedures for resolving disputes through expedited legal proceedings, typically in a court setting. This clause outlines the specific types of disputes that qualify for summary process, such as eviction or possession matters, and details the streamlined steps parties must follow, including shortened timelines and limited defenses. Its core practical function is to provide a faster, more efficient method for resolving certain legal issues, thereby reducing delays and ensuring timely enforcement of rights, particularly in situations where swift resolution is necessary.
Summary Process Court Actions. If a grievance hearing is not required or is not requested, after the expiration of the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit, if Tenant and ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s household members have failed to vacate, LHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action. If the decision following a grievance hearing is in LHA’s favor or if there is a disposition without a decision on the merits and the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit has expired but Tenant or any of Tenant’s household members has failed to vacate, LHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action.
Summary Process Court Actions. If a grievance hearing is not required or is not requested, after the expiration of the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit, if Tenant and ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s household members have failed to vacate, FRHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action. If the decision following a grievance hearing is in FRHA’s favor or if there is a disposition without a decision on the merits and the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit has expired but Tenant or any of Tenant’s household members has failed to vacate, FRHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action.
Summary Process Court Actions. If a grievance hearing is not required or is not requested, after the expiration of the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit, if Tenant and ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s household members have failed to vacate, NHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action. If the decision following a grievance hearing is in NY-IA's favor or if there is a disposition without a decision on the merits and the deadline in the notice of termination of lease or notice to quit has expired but Tenant or any of Tenant's household members has failed to vacate, NHA may institute an action for summary process or other appropriate judicial action.