[RPPTL LandTen] Restraining Order Obtained by Landlord Against Tenant

[Lainie J Simon]

You use the emergency termination provision of the statute and then file.  

Sent from my iPhone; sorry for any errors. 

On Feb 4, 2013, at 6:49 PM, "lesstevens" <lesstevens at earthlink.net> wrote:

> Here’s a unique one…..Landlord sues Tenant for untimely payment under written residential lease. While waiting for the “expedited hearing” Tenant causes disturbance at the property and eventually “exposes himself” to a minor and Landlord and is arrested. (Minor is the Landlord’s son and does work around the property). Fearing for their safety, Landlord obtains restraining order against Tenant, which included precluding Tenant to go back to the property. Does this action supersede the eviction and give the Landlord the right to immediate possession?
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> Any insight would be helpful.
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> Thanx.
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