A Familiar Story
Posted By Cliff Tuttle | May 28, 2018
No. 1,498
Here’s a story that I hear fairly often. It takes place in Syracuse New York, but it could be happening anywhere. A relative or significant other who is living free without cost refuses to leave. This one is a thirty-something son who doesn’t have a job. The judge is prepared to sign an eviction order and he’s threatening to appeal.
There are two ways to do it. One is to begin an action for possession with a Magistrate. The other is to commence an action in ejectment, which goes before a judge.
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Category: Landlord and Tenant law and litigation