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Mountain View Park, LLC v. Gerald Robson, Jr., 168 N.H. 117 (2015)

Citation
Mountain View Park, LLC v. Gerald Robson, Jr., 168 N.H. 117 (2015)
Parent Document
Mountain View Park, LLC v. Gerald Robson, Jr., 168 N.H. 117 (2015)
Jurisdiction
New Hampshire (state)
Effective Date
2015-08-11
Original Source
https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2826159/mountain-view-park-llc-v-gerald... ↗

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The agreement at issue here is entirely consistent with what, in my view, is this proper construction of the statute. The agreement specifically provides that, upon reaching a zero balance on the arrearage, the landlord will “drop” the possessory action. Because the action would be terminated at that point, any failure to make rent payments due thereafter would not be subject to the agreement and would therefore require the landlord to initiate a new possessory action in order to evict the tenant.