[WSBARP] Moratoriums, Evictions, and Holdover Tenants OH MY

[Kaitlyn Jackson]

Paul -

I was just discussing this language with a colleague yesterday.
Unfortunately, I think the Commissioners are ignoring this language because
it's only in the "whereas" portion and is prompted with "intent" when the
actual "order" language provides blanket protection to virtually anyone who
has been residing in a traditional or non-traditional dwelling for 14 days
or more. But, it's 2020 so anything goes.

In any event, I hope anyone with any insight shares it with the listserve!

Kaitlyn

On Thu, Oct 29, 2020 at 4:08 PM Paul Neumiller <pneumiller at hotmail.com>
wrote:

> Listmates:  One of the "whereas" statements in the Gov's 20-19.4 (page 2,
> paragraph 6) states "However, this order is not intended to permit
> occupants introduced into a dwelling who are not listed on the lease to
> remain or hold over after the tenant(s) of record permanently vacate the
> dwelling ('holdover occupant')...."  I now have the situation where an
> unknown occupant is holding over after the tenant of record has left.  The
> owner of the property has demanded that the holdover occupant leave but has
> not demanded rent or indicated the existence of a LL-T relationship.
>
> Has anyone used this language to remove an occupant and how did it go?  If
> so, what did you use?  UD or Ejectment?
>
>
>
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