Re: storage of personal property left behind

Re: storage of personal property left behind by ESQ on November 22, 2009 @17:26

Once again, bad advice can be fatal. In NH the note counts as an appearance, no matter what it said. It is not a default, therefore the delay and the need for the sheriff to regain possession and lock out the tenant wven though he left.

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Re: storage of personal property left behind by OK-LL on November 23, 2009 @08:57	[ Reply ]
If someone appears and pleds guilty, or no contest or a judge determines there are no facts in dispute (LL wants possession, T has vacated), then default judgment at that time would have been appropriate. We're talking about small claims court here, or the local equivalent, aren't we?

Re: storage of personal property left behind by OK-LL on November 23, 2009 @08:58	[ Reply ]
Again, errors -- "default judgment" should have bene "summary judgment".

Re: storage of personal property left behind by esq on November 23, 2009 @16:40	[ Reply ]
It is district court not small claims. The rules of civil procedure apply.