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Why wouldn't an eviction take place? Your comment implies that the money will just show up at the last minute, but as I read it it's way too late for the that w
by mikestew 3y ago
Why wouldn't an eviction take place? Your comment implies that the money will just show up at the last minute, but as I read it it's way too late for the that when the sheriff gets called up to assist in the eviction.
All of the pieces are in place, and who wants a demonstrably unreliable tenant? End of July, call up the sheriff and shovel Twitter's stuff onto the streets. I don't own the building (or any building other than my own house), but I'd go looking for a tenant who pays their bills.
- Macha 3y agoIt's not unheard of for businesses to pay up when the punitive action is real and on their doorstep (see BoA branch being foreclosed on for failing to pay a legal settlement paying up on the day of: https://business.time.com/2011/06/06/homeowner-forecloses-on-bank-of-america-yes-you-heard-that-right/ https://business.time.com/2011/06/06/homeowner-forecloses-on...)
- FireBeyond 3y agoTrue, but in that case, apropos of the homeowner's frustration, he likely didn't want to shut down BoA's branch entirely, just force them into action. This landlord, however, may well be done with Twitter. "Pay what you owe, AND GTFO."