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...the landlord be entitled to rent for the period following expiration of the notice to vacate.7 Yet there can be no doubt that § 45-1561 prohibits the landlord from evicting a tenant in such a situation. The statute plainly...
...the landlord be entitled to rent for the period following expiration of the notice to vacate.[7] Yet there can be no doubt that § 45-1561 prohibits the landlord from evicting a tenant in such a situation. The statute plainly...
...Code § 45-1402 (1990) that a notice "to quit" a month-to-month tenancy must be given, not merely 30 days in advance of termination, but at least 30 days before the end of a rental period and thus at...
...found BSA’s notice to vacate invalid pursuant to D.C.Code § 42-8505.01®. BSA’s plan, by its own admission, was to evict the tenants, hold the units vacant for the required twelve-month period, and then sell...
...BSA's notice to vacate invalid pursuant to D.C.Code § 42-3505.01(i). BSA's plan, by its own admission, was to evict the tenants, hold the units vacant for the required twelve-month period, and then sell...
.By applying federal fair housing law to require a reasonable accommodation if requested prior to eviction, we in no way modify local law that enables the landlord to sue for possession upon expiration of the notice to cure or quit...
[56] By applying federal fair housing law to require a reasonable accommodation if requested prior to eviction, we in no way modify local law that enables the landlord to sue for possession upon expiration of the notice to cure or...
...There was no question in the landlord’s—or the court’s—mind that the tenant, in requesting a “reason*1134able accommodation,” meant a stay of the eviction proceeding for the period reasonably required for the D.C. government to...
...There was no question in the landlord's or the court's mind that the tenant, in requesting a "reasonable *1134 accommodation," meant a stay of the eviction proceeding for the period reasonably required for the D.C. government to...
...Second, it is also undisputed that the tenant responded by mailing his notice of intent to purchase on May 18, 2001, by certified mail, well within the thirty-day period. Third, the owner says that he did not receive the...
...Second, it is also undisputed that the tenant responded by mailing his notice of intent to purchase on May 18, 2001, by certified mail, well within the thirty-day period. Third, the owner says that he did not receive the...
...Should any future monthly payment be made untimely, after the 5th day of the month, within said (one) 1 year period, Landlord shall be entitled, upon filing a motion [with] at least 5 days notice to tenant to seek a...
...at 491 (holding that “the notice provisions of the Rental Housing Act expressly do not apply” in nonpayment of rent cases); Pritch v. Henry, 543 A.2d 808, 811-12 (D.C.1988) (distinguishing between required length of cure period...
...at 491 (holding that "the notice provisions of the Rental Housing Act expressly do not apply" in nonpayment of rent cases); Pritch v. Henry, 543 A.2d 808, 811-12 (D.C.1988) (distinguishing between required length of cure period...
...and legally meaningless for the tenant to give consent during the thirty-day “cure” period to which she was entitled after receiving the notice of eviction.14 For the same reasons, the landlord could not satisfy a necessary element of...