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If a person has nowhere to go they are at risk of being homeless, no court will sign eviction notice. Same thing in many EU countries. I've seen some stories wh
by agilob 3y ago
If a person has nowhere to go they are at risk of being homeless, no court will sign eviction notice. Same thing in many EU countries. I've seen some stories where tenants don't pay rent for months, so the landlord rents one of the rooms to some super noisy, aggressive, smelly tenants who are actors. Their role it to make life of the tenants so miserable they move out on their own.
- mistrial9 3y ago> If a person has nowhere to go they are at risk of being homeless, no court will sign eviction notice this is FALSE, and typical of the kind of table-talk among older landowners
- oldbbsnickname 3y agoThere are 3 groupings that should get conflated: 1. Otherwise good tenants just without means who would otherwise be homeless. 2. Hellish tenants without means who also would be homeless. 3. Hellish tenants with means who play the "But I would be homeless" card as an excuse to cheat landlords. The tenant in question here is 3. rather than 1. A judge cannot side with everyone as 1, must treat everyone equally with the given facts but should not enable those refuse to pay or exploit technicalities to create a situation without relief. The landlord didn't understand the law, was too generous, and failed to hire a lawyer.
- Scea91 3y agoAm I insane if I think none of these cases should be the landlord´s problem? If the judge does not evict (1) then state should pay the rent for them.