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...Some local governments may have an eviction notice period longer than 14 days."
...notice period prior to an eviction required by the local government is longer than 14 days, or fails to vacate, then the landlord may bring an eviction action under subdivision 1 based on nonpayment of rent. § Subd. 1b. Notice constitutes...
...The notice must state: (1) the lease will be canceled unless the amounts, agreements, and legal obligations in default are paid or performed within 30 days, or a longer specified period; and (2) if the amounts, agreements, and legal obligations...
...Further, the appellants never received a notice to vacate specifying their annoying behavior and thus this cannot be a basis for eviction. Beyond that, the park owners waived their notice to vacate because they accepted rent for a time period...
...of determining the notice period under Minnesota Statutes section 504B.135. Appellants rely on two nonprecedential cases in support of this argument. Both are distinguishable. In the first case appellants cite, we “conclude[d] that an eviction was not proper...
...2 (2024) (providing for 15-day appeal period from judgment entered in eviction action), and Minn. Stat. § 609A.03, subd. 9 (providing expressly that order granting criminal expungement petition may be appealed within 60 days of service of notice of...
...payment allowances given to each household in a 12-month period. The letter also referred to Cimarron Village’s concern about unauthorized people staying at appellants’ residence. Cimarron Village subsequently rescinded this notice of eviction after appellants paid their rent.
In January 2000, after expiration of the statutory period for redeeming property, respondent AMRESCO Residential Mortgage Corporation initiated eviction proceedings in Crow Wing County District Court against appellants Duane and Angela Stange. In their answer, appellants counterclaimed and asserted affirmative...
Our resolution of the ambiguity regarding the appeal period when a party has filed a proper and timely notice for judicial review under Minn. R. Gen. Prac. 611(a) is consistent with Minn. Stat. § 504B.371, subd. 2, which requires...
...Because the judgment entered pursuant to the referee's confirmed order is not a final judgment for appeal purposes if a timely notice for judicial review has been filed, and because in an eviction action the proper appeal is from...