Unlawful Detainer Action definition

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Court toterminate a tenant’s interest in property and/or to evict any person from occupancy of property.

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Tribal court to terminate a Mortgagor=s or Tenant=s interest in Trust Land or Restricted Land and/or to evict any person from occupancy of such property.

Unlawful Detainer Action means an eviction proceeding; the term “merger” shall mean confusion; and the term “common law” shall mean civil law.

Examples of Unlawful Detainer Action in a sentence

• Except in the case of an Unlawful Detainer Action, the arbitrator shall give each party at least ten (10) days to comment on the proposed decision (to point out errors) and at least five (5) days to comment on any modified proposed decision (to point out errors) before making the decision final.

• If Lessee does not give up possession on that date, Lessor may bring an eviction action (Unlawful Detainer Action).

• The arbitrator's award shall be in writing, signed by the arbitrator, shall set forth a concise statement of the reasons for the arbitrator's decision, and shall be sent to the parties by certified mail, return receipt requested no later than thirty (30) calendar days following the conclusion of the hearing (five (5) days for an Unlawful Detainer Action).

• If Lessee does not give up possession, Lessor may bring an eviction action (Unlawful Detainer Action); (2) Demand in writing that Lessee give up possession of the Premises to Lessor at a certain date in the future.

• A copy of the credit and Unlawful Detainer Action report will be made available to the applicant upon request.Ø The lack of credit history will not be a basis for denial.

• Ø A credit and an Unlawful Detainer Action report will be requested on all applicants 18 years and older listed on the application.Ø A hard copy of the report will be requested and kept with the application on file.

• The second amended complaint alleged that Cerullo settled the Unlawful Detainer Action without the knowledge of VMG and that Cerullo received “payment of a substantial sum” in exchange for dismissing the Unlawful Detainer Action.

• Claimant contends that the Zeitz Declaration states that GMACM never had legal title of the Property, in direct contradiction to GMACM’s assertion to the California court in the Unlawful Detainer Action that it did have legal title.

• Unlawful Detainer Action Section 6-6-310(2) of the Alabama Code states that unlawful detainer shall mean the following: where one who has lawfully entered into possession of lands as tenant fails or refuses, on 10 days demand in writing after the termination of his possessory interest, to deliver possession thereof to anyone lawfully entitled thereto, his agent or attorney; and it is sufficient to leave a copy of such demand in writing at the usual place of abode of the party holding over.

• In support of the anti‑SLAPP motion, Cerullo and Artz submitted portions of the transcript of D’Alessio’s deposition taken in November 2011 in connection with the Unlawful Detainer Action.

More Definitions of Unlawful Detainer Action

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before Tribal Court to terminate a Lease holder interest in a leasehold estate and/or to evict any person from occupancy of such leasehold estate or residence build upon.

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Pueblo Court to terminate a Borrower’s interest in Trust Land or Restricted Land and/or to evict any person from occupancy of such property.

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Tribal Court or a federal court pursuant to Section 2-3-1(B) to terminate a Tenant's or Lessee's interest in a dwelling and/or lease, including an interest in Restricted Land, prior to eviction from the property.

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Tribal Court to terminate a lessee’s interest in real property and/or to evict any person from occupancy of real property under a leasehold mortgage.

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought before the Tribal Court to terminate a tenant’s interest in real property and/or to evict any person from occupancy of real property;

Unlawful Detainer Action means a suit brought in the Tribal Court to terminate a tenant's interest in real property and/or to evict any person from occupancy of real property.