Eviction definition

Eviction means any action by a landlord, owner of a residential property, or other person with a legal right to pursue eviction or a possessory action, to remove or cause the removal of a covered person from a residential property. State and local laws with respect to tenant-landlord relations vary, as do the eviction processes used to implement those laws. The judicial process will be carried out according to state and local laws and rules. Eviction does not include foreclosure on a home mortgage.

Eviction means the permanent removal, in accordance with the provisions of a court order, of a person and his or her personal property from occupation of a shack or the land on which the shack is constructed, and includes the demolition and removal from the land of any building materials used to construct the shack, and "evict" has a corresponding meaning;

Eviction means an action, without limitation, by a foreclosing owner of a housing

Examples of Eviction in a sentence

• The following factors are considered for interim suspension from housing: ▪ Resident’s history ▪ Gravity of behavior ▪ Impact on residential community or facility • Removal from Housing Eviction or removal from the residence hall indefinitely and termination of the Resident’s License.

• Continued delinquencies will be assessed charges in accordance with the XXXX Collection and Eviction Policy.

• An additional $35.00 will be assessed and immediately due and owing in the event that Landlord serves Tenant with an Eviction Notice.

• However, the Manager or the Institution may contact the Primary or Secondary Contact at any time and for any purpose, including, without limitation, to advise the them of (i) any accident or injury to the Student, (ii) any default by the Student under this Agreement, or (iii) any situation where the Resident may cause harm to themselves or to another, or (iv) if the Student is placed on Student Housing Probation or issued any behavioural contract or Eviction by the Manager.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, Owner may issue an Eviction Notice after the rental due date without waiting until late payment charges begin to accrue.

More Definitions of Eviction

Eviction means any action to remove or cause the removal of a covered person from a residential property. State and local laws with respect to tenant-landlord relations vary, as do the eviction processes used to implement those laws. The judicial process will be carried out according to state and local laws and rules. Eviction does not include foreclosure on a home mortgage. The Order is not intended to terminate or suspend the operations of any state or local court. Nor is it intended to prevent landlords from starting eviction proceedings, provided that the actual physical removal of a covered person for non-payment of rent does NOT take place during the period of the Order. A landlord or residential property owner would, however, violate this Order, for example, if it executed or caused to be executed a writ of eviction or possession (or had an agent or attorney execute or cause to be executed such a writ) that led to the actual physical removal of a covered person during the period of the Order.

Eviction means any action taken by the landlord to remove a tenant involuntarily from a rental unit and terminate the tenancy, whether pursuant to a notice to quit, or by judicial proceedings, or otherwise.

Eviction means a cause of action for unlawful detainer under Part 8, Forcible Entry and Detainer.

Eviction means a cause of action for unlawful detainer under Part 8, Forcible

Eviction means expulsion or removal of any unlawful occupant from occupation of a building or structure, or land on which such building or structure is erected;

Eviction means a form of sanction where UFV terminates a Housing Contract requiring the student to vacate their accommodations, and may include being banned from the building.

Eviction means the permanent removal, in accordance with the provision of a court order, of a person and his or her property from occupation of a structure or the land on which the structure is constructed, and includes a demolition and removal from the land of any structural materials used to construct the structure, and "evict" has a corresponding meaning;