Sentence examples for grounds for eviction from inspiring English sources

Certain grounds for eviction apply specifically to rent-regulated apartments.

If he didn't pay his rent every month, it would be grounds for eviction.

In Minnesota and, after a recent revision, Milwaukee, laws specify that domestic violence cannot be grounds for eviction.

ASKED about the grounds for eviction, Mr. Burden said: "Ms. Prol has connections to another apartment on Jane Street.

The risk, she said, is that the extra charge could be deemed an overcharge, and that could be grounds for eviction.

Despite the seemingly clear language, however, landlord-tenant lawyers say it is becoming increasingly unclear as to when violating such a clause may be grounds for eviction.

Another ground for eviction is called a personal-use or owner-occupancy proceeding, in which a landlord seeks to use the apartment for himself, herself, a child or stepchild, a parent or stepparent, a sibling, a grandparent or a grandchild.

If the neighbor's stereo is keeping you up every night, the tenant is probably violating the rental agreement--grounds for eviction.

And that distinction, Mr. Fajardo said, was critical because the Housing Court must apply the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law -- which requires judicial review of the grounds for an eviction.

"What they've done here is effectively deny tenant shareholders who are considered to be troublemakers by the board from having an objective third party review the grounds for their eviction," Ms. Zekaria said.

Mary Ann Hallenborg, a Manhattan lawyer who is publisher of the Landlord-Tenant Practice Reporter, a monthly journal for lawyers, pointed out that the fact a tenant is not occupying a rent-stabilized apartment as a primary residence is not, in and of itself, grounds for immediate eviction.