The landlord objected, citing the tenant’s failure to serve proper notice of the claim and insisting that the suspicious timing was mere coincidence and that it was evicting the tenant for legitimate and nondiscriminatory reasons—namely, harassing and threatening his neighbors.
Outcome: The Nevada federal court issued the TRO.
By
Phillip C. Querin, QUERIN LAW, LLC
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
Always Use A Calendar
Termination for Continuing Violations. In manufactured housing communities, the type of conduct that would make a tenant subject to this 30-day termination notice is the failure to maintain the space which is required under the rules or rental agreement.
HB 3443 adds “bias crime” as defined by ORS 147.380, ORS 166.155, and ORS 166.165 to a number of different statutes in the ORLTA. The term “bias crime” is added to all statutes that previously addressed tenant-impacts of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Background
Effective July 1, 2021 the process for evicting residents who have not paid rent since July 1, 2021 forward will require a new process and forms.
[Update: The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners has passed Ordinance 1296, which changed the 60-day window to 90-days for the Pause on Notices and Evictions, as described below. This Ordinance became effective on July 9, 2021 and only applies to tenants residing in Multnomah County. Timeframes are updated below.]