actual eviction

Related to actual eviction: holdover tenancy

actual eviction

Removing someone from property either by force or by legal process. Contrast with constructive eviction, in which property is rendered unusable because of some action or inaction of the landlord.

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Among the defenses are, "(A) actual eviction, or (B) actual partial eviction, or (C) constructive eviction; and respondent has quit the premises, ..."

Rent deposit ordered in commercial case

Following negotiations, the parties settled the action via a stipulation whereby the tenant conceded her non-primary resident status; permitting the owner to obtain a judgment of possession and an order of ejectment, but staying the actual eviction. The stay would be continued until the August 31st following the tenant's death "so long as [the tenant] continues to occupy the subject apartment during her lifetime at least a portion of the calendar year." The stipulation further provided that: "[the tenant] need not occupy the subject apartment as her primary residence so long as she continues to occupy in same at least a portion of the calendar year."

The Appellate Court unanimously reverses on breached stipulation

In the current Housing Court climate, the court would probably order the tenant to allow access rather than make an actual eviction, noted Margulies.

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In this chapter, the authors are careful to distinguish between the formal expropriations (which affected relatively few because of the extreme land concentration) and the actual evictions. Nearly overnight, the latter drove thousands of small property owners and workers with long-held land use rights out of their homes, dumping them onto barren lands also taken by the military.

Battleship Vieques: Puerto Rico from World War II to the Korean War

HMS pools the money from the various owners who elect to pay the fee and then divides that money among the actual evictions that happen over the course of the year.

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