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...The court shall schedule a hearing to determine whether: (i) the action to which the record relates concluded, including exhaustion of all rights of appeal, not less than 7 years before the request and no eviction action for fault, or...
...Prior to eviction, a landlord must serve the tenant with a "notice to quit" to inform the tenant that the landlord will be seeking eviction after a specified period of time. See Cambridge St. Realty, LLC v. Stewart, 481 Mass...
...A standard notice to quit states that a tenant may be evicted if he or she fails to vacate the premises within a certain period of time.2 Receipt of a notice to quit, however, does not legally require the...
...Then, if the tenant has not appealed from the judgment within the ten-day period for appeal, an eviction order (execution) shall issue upon the landlord's application, so long as the landlord applies for the eviction order within three...
...the summary process action, the issuance of an execution on expiration of the statutory appeal period, service of a forty-eight hour notice, and, finally, levy on the execution to recover physical possession of the residence, effectuating the eviction.9
...Fannie Mae argues that because it had already purchased the subject property at the foreclosure sale, served a notice to quit, waited for the statutory period to run, and filed a summary process complaint before c. 186A went into effect...
...Regs. § 3.17 (1993) (unfair or deceptive acts or practices include, for example, commencing summary process action prior to expiration of time period stated in notice to quit, depriving tenant of access to property without receiving valid eviction execution, and...
...Before filing a summary process action in court, a landlord must serve his or her tenant with a "notice to quit" informing the tenant that after a specified period of time, the landlord intends to evict the tenant. See Cambridge...
...Because the tenants had not given written notice of defects to the landlord as required by rent withholding procedures under G. L. c. 239, § 8A, as appearing in St. 1967, c. 420, § 1, they could not resist eviction. However, the...
...The notice did not state any cause for termination of the tenancy, and Fannie Mae has *513conceded that it did not have just cause for the eviction. When Nunez did not leave after the ninety-day period, Fannie Mae served...
...If the tenant fails to follow these procedures, he cannot use the landlord’s breach of the habitability warranty as a defence to a notice to quit for nonpayment of rent. However, though the landlord may, in that case, evict...
...If the tenant fails to follow these procedures, he cannot use the landlord's breach of the habitability warranty as a defence to a notice to quit for nonpayment of rent. However, though the landlord may, in that case, evict...
...and July, 1990, the time of the hearing, while computing the abatement for the period between January 21, 1986, the date the landlord had notice of ongoing State Sanitary Code violations, and the hearing date.4 The landlord also argues...
Once the period specified in the notice to quit has ended, a landlord may serve his or her tenant with a "summons and complaint" specifying, among other things, the reasons for the requested eviction and the entry date by which...
...for any period of occupancy the landlord may recover the fair value of such occupancy of the deficient premises. If such a rule were adopted, it would, of course, require further attention to such matters as notice to the landlord...
...for any period of occupancy the landlord may recover the fair value of such occupancy of the deficient premises. If such a rule were adopted, it would, of course, require further attention to such matters as notice to the landlord...